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NFS & DFly

From:	Loïc BLOT <loic.blot@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date:	Fri, 04 Jan 2013 08:24:03 +0100

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Hello all,

First i wish you a happy new year.
I am looking on DragonFlyBSD for a NFS filer, hammer is a great thing
for master multislave replication and performances.
Yesterday i looked at DFly kernel sources to check NFS support (in 3.2
branch)., and i saw there is no support for NFSv4. Then i looked at
FreeBSD for porting this to DFly. The problem is NFS kmod is very old on
Dfly, it looks like OpenBSD support (v2 & v3 only). Is there any dfly
nfs modifications which need to keep this module or can someone try to
backtrop all FreeBSD module ?

Thanks for advance
-- 
Cordialement,
LoÃ¯c BLOT, UNIX systems, security and network expert
http://www.unix-experience.fr 


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Hello all,<BR>
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First i wish you a happy new year.<BR>
I am looking on DragonFlyBSD for a NFS filer, hammer is a great thing for master multislave replication and performances.<BR>
Yesterday i looked at DFly kernel sources to check NFS support (in 3.2 branch)., and i saw there is no support for NFSv4. Then i looked at FreeBSD for porting this to DFly. The problem is NFS kmod is very old on Dfly, it looks like OpenBSD support (v2 &amp; v3 only). Is there any dfly nfs modifications which need to keep this module or can someone try to backtrop all FreeBSD module ?<BR>
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Thanks for advance<BR>
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Cordialement,<BR>
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