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From: ekrell@hector.UUCP (Eduardo Krell)
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Subject: Re: Nfs -- root privs
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Date: 1 Feb 89 15:51:15 GMT
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In article <11494@swan.ulowell.edu> arosen@hawk.ulowell.edu writes:

>For example, export /usr to host1 read-only and map root to -2, but export
>/usr to host2 read-write and map root to 0 [Sun: hint, hint].

Check out SunOS 4.x, where in /etc/exports you can specify a "root"
option which lists the nodes to which you're giving root equivalence
access for a particular filesystem ...
    
Eduardo Krell                   AT&T Bell Laboratories, Murray Hill, NJ

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