Re: NFS uid-map modifications available via archive server

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From: John T Kohl
Date: Fri, 14 Apr 1989 18:21

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It turns out that the archive server doesn't like sending multiple shar
archives in a single request (to avoid possible problems with nested
shar's), so if you want the NFS code, you should send two separate
requests (it is best to wait for delivery of the first before asking for
the second):
	send krb-nfs uidmap.pt1.shar
then
	send krb-nfs uidmap.pt2.shar

Also, I didn't point this out explicitly, but this distribution will
probably be of little use if you don't have NFS source.

John

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