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Subject:	RE: nfs server
Date:	Tue, 13 May 2003 21:26:09 -0400
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> No.  You want to pass the "-F" option to nfsd, not cygrunsrv. 

D'oh!  Ignore my previous blatherings, Igor is, of
course, correct (as usual :-)

Glad to see that it *looks* like the problem was the
mount points.  Please let us know if converting to
global mounts solves the problems.

BTW, general question for the list: is there a way
to check for user vs. system mounts that would work
from nfs-server-config?

-Samrobb

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