From: Neil Brown <neilb@suse.de>
Subject: Re: conflicting options in a single export entry
Date: Mon, 14 Aug 2006 14:54:36 +1000
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On Monday August 14, pchakravarthi@novell.com wrote:
> hi all
> 
>    apart from the obvious conflicting options of the kind (rw,ro) and 
>    (sync, async),  what are the sets of other conflicting options, if
> any, 
>    for an export entry ?
> 
>    also, are there requirement dependencies on options such as
>    mentioning opt_1 requires opt_, opt_5 and opt_6.  and so on  ?
> 
>    man exports doesn't give any such info. I wanted to confirm this
>    as i want to complete the LiMaL pluglib for configuring nfs-server.

The only other thing that occurs to be relates to uid squashing.

i.e. if you have 'all_squash', there is no point in root_squash or
no_root_squash, and unless you have ether all_squash or root_squash
there is no point in anonuid or anongid.
Everything else is fairly independent.

NeilBrown

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