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From: frank@croton.nyo.dec.com (Frank Wortner)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.ultrix
Subject: Re: ofiles for Ultrix 4.0 Risc
Keywords: nfs ofiles Ultrix
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Date: 11 Mar 91 15:40:53 GMT
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OK, maybe I was wrong in my previous followup to this thread.  ;-)
Thanks to Fred Avolio for pointing this out.

Fred Thompson was looking for a utility to "... find out what remote
machines have a nfs'ed local file system open."

A somewhat better answer might be nfswatch, which is also on
gatekeeper.dec.com.  This utility might not answer Fred T's needs
entirely either, but it's a somewhat closer to what he seems to
be looking for.  (It's located in pub/net/nfs.)

A full listing of gatekeeper's archives are in ls-lRt.Z and ls-lR.Z
in the top level directory.

				Frank