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Re: Styx library...
- To: inferno@interstice.com
- Subject: Re: Styx library...
- From: forsyth@plan9.cs.york.ac.uk
>>Hmm, how would you do the latter? The most transparent-to-the-user but >>really grody-for-the-programmer way would be to do a user level NFS server >>that translates NFS <--> Styx. Yucko. unless NFS3 has changed things significantly, a user-level NFS server can't convert to Styx. with the older NFS, the NFS server doesn't see the close messages, and you must, to handle all types of files in the Styx namespace correctly (eg, things in /chan or /dev). going the other way isn't a problem: to have a Styx server in Inferno that access remote NFS servers. there is an NFS server in Plan 9, for instance.
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