Question about [K]NFS

Jason A. Diegmueller (jason@bertke.net)
Fri, 10 Sep 1999 08:29:16 -0400

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Everywhere I read on this list, people seem to have beefs
with the current stock 2.2.x knfsd implementation. Are
there any webpages outlining what shortcomings it currently
has? I currently have no problems (that I know of) with
the setup I have running, but also recognize I am only
using Linux in my setup(both as the knfsd server and the
knfs clients).

I keep seeing references to a better knfs implementation with
a set of newer patches/tools, but don't understand what the
benefits/disadvantages are. I'm not looking for a handout,
I'll of course RTFM, but I don't know where to go.

Any advice will be well-taken. Thanks.

::: Jason A. Diegmueller

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