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From: Albert Everett <freebsd@webintl.com>
Subject: using nfs to mount /usr/ports inside jail
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Someone suggested at one time that a way to keep disk usage down 
inside a jail is to nfs mount /usr/ports from another machine.

I've setup /etc/exports on machine A and successfully mounted 
/usr/ports at /usr/local/ports on machine B.

However, when I try to fire up nfsiod inside a jail on B, I get the 
following error:

   nfssvc: Operation not permitted

Any ideas anyone?

Albert

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