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From: townsend@RAINBOW.UCHICAGO.EDU ("R. Michael Townsend")
Newsgroups: comp.sys.sgi
Subject: Re: Need help with NFS on Personal IRIS
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Date: 28 Feb 91 15:30:03 GMT
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Steve,
	I do lots of nfs mounts of all sorts, and they seem to work just
fine.  All you should need is:

/usr/people -access=foo.my.domain:bar.my.domain,rw

if this doesn't work try:

/usr/people -access=foo:bar,rw


Remember to do a 'exportfs -a' after making the changes, you can verify
what's really being exported by examining the /etc/xtab file.  Also it is
my understanding that once you give an access list the rest of the world 
no longer has access.

							R. Michael Townsend
							Univ. of Chicago