[rescue] Happy New Year! RIP, Sun/Solaris...

[Phil Stracchino]

On 01/04/11 21:19, gsm at mendelson.com wrote:
> The kernel NFS server crashes and cause random disconnects of USB disks, 
> so in effect if you want to keep your data, you can not NFS share a USB disk.
> 
> The user space NFS server works without crashing, but does not support directory
> searching, file locking and sharing properly, so you can't use it as a
> source or target for rsync and I have directories randomly "dissapear"
> to the clients until the user which used files in them logs off.

So in short, "No, nfsd on Linux still sucks ten years later."  Come on,
people, it's not like you haven't had time to fix it...

But I guess NFS doesn't have Teh Sexay.  Unlike, say, yet another Gnome
Windows-alike file manager.


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