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From: sblair@synoptics.COM (Steven C. Blair)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.nfs
Subject: bizarre PC/NFS 3.0.1 bug...
Keywords: pc/nfs ctrl-c
Message-ID: <21719@mvis1.com>
Date: 13 Jul 90 01:14:54 GMT
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Organization: SynOptics Communications Inc., Mt. View, Ca.
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I had a good one happen today:

1) user warm reboots(or cold boots) a PC/NFS client machine
2) at passwd prompt hits a <ctrl-c>
3)gets right in.

WHen that user goes to access their drive(in this case, H:)
and put a fil there, the file gets owned by -2.

1) This should not happen
2) PC/NFS(and a NFS limitation) seem to allow this to happen.
3) I do *not* have my exports file as:

filesystem -anon=0


any guesses??


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Steven C. Blair		Network Operations Center
SynOptics Communications Inc. Mountain View, California
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