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On 2010-Mar-25 18:57:17 -0400, oscaruser@programmer.net wrote:
>Does NFS on FBSD support read-only mounts?

Yes.

> Also is NFS usable for production env?

I'm using various mixtures of FreeBSD, Solaris and unfs servers with
FreeBSD, Solaris and Linux clients.  The only issues I had were some
locking issues between Linux clients and FreeBSD servers.  I would
consider it production use.

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Peter Jeremy

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