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From: Henry Chan <htchan@millennianet.com>
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Subject: nfs
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I've got a few FreeBSD boxes as servers that are sharing an file mounted 
via nfs.  The file is modified approximately every few seconds.  One the 
servers accessing the file via nfs, if the file is accessed 10-20 times 
within a span of 1-2 seconds, is the data cached or does FreeBSD try to 
read the file 10-20 times?  I'm using 2.2-960323-SNAP on all the boxes.

Thanks,
Henry