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On Wed, 5 Dec 2001, Sebastian Roth wrote:

> Ok, I wants to write an better documentation (text-file) for smbfs. So, can 
> you tell me, who is the smbfs-maintainer, developer, please?

Search for "SMB FILESYSTEM" in the MAINTAINERS file.

Most documentation for smbfs is packaged with samba as the smbmount/smbmnt
manpages. What sort of things would you like to put in smbfs.txt?

Some of the texts in Documentation/filesystems should IMHO be manpages of
their own (example: vfat lists all options there, why not make a manpage
like nfs(5))

/Urban

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