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Subject: NFS Question
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Hi all,

If I have the following in /etc/exports:

/usr/nfsshare	-mapall=2001	host1
/usr/nfsshare	-mapall=2002	host2

Does this mean that when a user on host1 writes files they will belong
to user 2001 on the server and users on host2 files will be written as
user 2002?

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