Hello Group Members,
I was just trying to look up some 9p2000 details, and that part of the Plan 9
website seems to be out of order. Is there any special reason for the 'man
pages' link on http://plan9.bell-labs.com/plan9/ to yield a 'Forbidden' error
message, and the couple links below there t
t.urjc.es/sys/man/index.html
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> are the same.
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> On Sat, Sep 27, 2008 at 11:36 PM, Magnus Deininger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hello Group Members,
> >
> > I was just trying to look up some 9p2000 details, and that part of the Plan
> > 9 webs
Hi there,
I would suggest the v9fs mailing lists, for example v9fs-users (
https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/v9fs-users ).
Regards,
Magnus
> Subject: [9fans] Bug in v9fs?
> Hi,
>
> Do bugs we run into in v9fs get posted here? Or to the kernel bugzilla?
> Or filed with our distribut
yeah that sums it up pretty much perfectly :|
it's funny how 9p is a lot smaller (as a protocol and for implementing) and it
could be used for just about the same stuff... if it would at least have had
the courtesy of solving a new problem...
_
I'm betting on the usual treatment with pitchforks and torches... then again,
linus' speciality is filesystems, so we might just see some heavy flaming
instead :D
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> Hi folks,
>
>
> yet another funny story on linux folks: they're currently talking
> about some special kernel support for anti
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> > linus' speciality is filesystems
> >
> that says a lot
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>
don't nail me on that one, it's just the word on the streets around here ;D.
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Der kann`s mit allen:
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> Anyone know if with such a library I could write an application on
> linux mountable from Plan 9?
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> I've understood it could be used for syntetic fs accessible from the
> local machine (as for wmii), but what about accessing such filesystem
> from outside?
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>
> Giacomo
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>
worst ca
