On Tue, Aug 26, 2003 at 12:17:30PM -0700, Chuck Wolber wrote:
> I strongly disagree with claim that very few small and medium
business
> Linux environments use NFS and instead use Samba.
Agreed. Samba uses SMB locking semantics and NFS uses POSIX locking
semantics. Don't call a plumber to do your brain surgery...
We can care about POSIX locking sematics. But do you really
think the small businesses care about it too?
They often had a mixed environment for some time (or still
have it) so Samba was necessary, and once Samba works, they
will hardly replace it with NFS.
Yeti
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