Re: knfsd uid/gid remapping (rh6.x)

On Thu Nov 30 2000 at 13:09, John Summerfield wrote: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: > > > what I want? Hmmm... is there a user-space daemon that I can use > > Use the earlier nfsd (RHL 6.1? 6.0?) and check the kernel docs to verify that > it's compatible with your kernel. Go back to the previous nf

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Hi, Sorry for the wrong display of my first mail. Now I re-send it. --- Hi, Now I'm doing a project related to web application.It is based on Linux platform. But we met some problems in TCP/IP socket programming in Linux Kernel2.2.14. Any hints are very appre

backlog

Hi, Now I'm doing a project related to web application.It is based on Linux platform. But we met some problems in TCP/IP socket programming in Linux Kernel2.2.14. Any hints are very appreciated. Our application is a three-tier architecture as following: |->Server1<-

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