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> Sharity-light is also in the ports tree, and runs in userland - it
> apparently translates SMB calls to NFS. This has the advantage that
> updating your system is less likely to break the port.

Yeah, if only sharity light was reliable in the first place.  I'll stick
with the smbfs module.  It hasn't failed me yet.


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