From: Russ W. <rw...@gm...> - 2009-08-24 22:44:07
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Hi, all. Going through the archives, I saw some old posts recommending the use of a user-space NFS server to export Fuse filesystems. The current README.NFS suggests that the kernel NFS server can be used where kernel >= 2.6.27 and fuse >= 2.8.0. Is there any reason why I should use a user-space NFS server instead? I guess the user-space server would be subject to the same "stale inode" problem as the kernel server, as referenced in the readme? Thanks for any advice, Russ |
From: Miklos S. <mi...@sz...> - 2009-08-25 15:03:20
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On Mon, 24 Aug 2009, Russ Weeks wrote: > Hi, all. > > Going through the archives, I saw some old posts recommending the use > of a user-space NFS server to export Fuse filesystems. The current > README.NFS suggests that the kernel NFS server can be used where > kernel >= 2.6.27 and fuse >= 2.8.0. Is there any reason why I should > use a user-space NFS server instead? I guess the user-space server > would be subject to the same "stale inode" problem as the kernel > server, as referenced in the readme? I'm not really familiar with the userspace NFS server, but my guess is that the ESTALE error issue will be present in some form there as well. Thanks, Miklos |