I noticed that the CITI group release a new June snapshot of NFSv4
support for Linux. It is a patch against 2.4.18.
http://www.citi.umich.edu/projects/nfsv4/june_2002_rel/index.html
They say, "The current version passes all Connectathon tests, and
interoperates with other implementations".
Currently NFSv2/3 is too insecure for my tastes, I'm greatly looking
forward to the strong authentication, integrity, and privacy that NFSv4
with secure RPC offers. I can envision handy uses for the "pseudo path"
feature of NFSv4 as well.
I was just wondering if anyone (other that CITI) is keeping an eye on
it? Are there any pieces worth merging yet? Just curious.
Dax Kelson
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