Re: OS X and network filesystems

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From: Matt McLeod
Subject: Re: OS X and network filesystems
Date: 17:42 on 16 Jan 2004

Peter da Silva wrote:
> > It's bloody irritating, and in four major revisions of the OS
> > they *still* haven't managed to get this right.
> 
> That's -ing Finder's fault.

Stuff in /Network is under the control of /usr/sbin/automount.
And it would appear that they haven't updated the manpage to cover
the CIFS-related stuff -- or, for that matter, the "-f" switch
which is being passed to it on startup.

I'm sure Finder is doing some stupid things too, but this one
would appear to not be it.  At least not in 10.3.

Matt

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Re: OS X and network filesystems peter (Peter da Silva) 17:25 on 16 Jan 2004
- Matt McLeod 17:42 on 16 Jan 2004
  - peter (Peter da Silva) 19:49 on 16 Jan 2004
- David Champion 18:25 on 16 Jan 2004
  - peter (Peter da Silva) 20:02 on 16 Jan 2004
    - too deep to show

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