Does anyone have a tar or cpio that will use remote devices?
Steve Nuchia
steve at nuchat.UUCP
Fri Feb 23 14:29:35 AEST 1990
In article <3535 at zorba.Tynan.COM> mvadh at cbnews.ATT.COM (andrew.d.hay,54242,wi,1d007,508 374 5484) writes:
>just a note -- sV RFS allows one to remote-mount the entire /dev directory...
What happens if the kernels are different? Is there any protection
against, say, /dev/lp having world read/write and major/minor numbers
corresponding to /dev/mem? Presumably one would not do this intentionally
but it strikes me as a likely kind of thing to happen as configurations
drift over time.
Is there a mechanism to protect against this sort of thing or is it
a matter of policy?
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Steve Nuchia South Coast Computing Services (713) 964-2462
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