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From: jeffe@eniac.seas.upenn.edu (george)
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Subject: Re: Personal NFS?
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:
:Basically, RTFM mount(8) and umount(8).  If your sysadmin has
:turned off your permission to invoke mount or umount, scream
:loudly.  The only thing you need to do either is write permission

With my SunOs it came "turned off" out of the box. The manual doesn't
give any indication of how to turn it on.  Any Ideas?

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-george            george@mech.seas.upenn.edu