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From: guru@buhub.bradley.edu (Jerry Whelan)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.nfs,comp.unix.questions
Subject: Personal NFS?
Summary: I want to mount my own disk
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Date: 24 Apr 91 00:00:05 GMT
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	Once upon a time, a friend of mine mentioned in passing a package
that would allow a normal user to mount remote filesystems in said user's
home directory.  The friend is now gone, but I'd really like to exactly
this.  I don't care if all setuid bits are masked off on the mounted
filesystem, I just need to access data files that are sitting on it.
	I believe that my friend said the thing worked through nfs.
A search on archie at McGill turned up a lot of 'nfs's but nothing that
sounded like what I'm looking for.  So, can anyone give me any leads?
--
	"I'm not sure what I mean, so I'm going to listen to what I say."
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