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> This is probably a stupid question, but it seems to me that if you take out 
> all the crypto parts of CFS, all that's left is a framework that takes 
> filesystem data, runs it through a transform, and makes it available to the 
> filesystem at a different mountpoint.  Why is that forbidden?
> 
> (Slap me upside the head if this is straying too far from -current topics.)
> 

Yeah, I thought it would be neat to take this part of CFS and a bit of
SAMBA so that you could mount a remote Win95 or NT file system using SMB.

louie