On Mon, 2010-08-09 at 12:18 +0200, Edgar Fuß wrote:
> > The NFS server sits in user space.
> Oops? I don't know what Linux does, but with BSD, it has always been
> in-kernel.
Historically there was a user-space NFS-daemon (and can very probably be
found via Google today).
Actually there are stories about people using it because if you export
filesystems via a user-space NFS daemon, you can change the mounting
below without affecting the clients for NFS-v3.
But the kernel has a NFS-server since years and all (somewhat common)
distributions use it per default.
Bernd
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