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> Hmm, because it is on syscall level it works for NFS mounted partitions.

Yep...

> If you're talking about enforcing it on NFS server side, I don't think
> it really matters.

Wouldn't it be useful if you have non-FreeBSD clients, but would
like to enforce this sort of policy?

	David.