opt/nfs-utils/.md5sum

c5ccf58f5f9f57aba75c8b72219eb6e6  exports
167ea3a16eb6f33b3642e920147bb265  idmapd.conf
6d383530212eb1f70811e73282358036  nfs
1e2f3c1ed468dee02d00c534c002ea10  nfs-utils-1.3.2.tar.bz2
cdb5314516ef986b5283ee7dcc7d2278  nfsclient
794de0e76b5532fa68ac3ad57bd78856  nfsserver
c43297cce919319aeef70cfd25103850  rpc.idmapd
4d37ba8d95cc2acd5a9e1bd942b8e89b  rpc.mountd
abde0543c54fac9353cb22015fa7a898  rpc.nfsd
9c70fa34927bd6d7723e0a36253e0a52  rpc.statd
b4c745cd305c718157af2f24eef21525  statd_foreground_mode.patch
nfs-utils: moved from core to opt 2010-03-02 11:27:07 +01:00			`c5ccf58f5f9f57aba75c8b72219eb6e6 exports`
nfs-utils: NFSv4 support 2010-06-15 20:05:24 +02:00			`167ea3a16eb6f33b3642e920147bb265 idmapd.conf`
[notify] nfs-utils: improved rc scripts release 2 of nfs-utils 1.3.2 comes with a new set of rc scripts which hopefully improves nfs handling on CRUX. The changes in detail: - seperate run-control scripts for idmapd, statd, mountd and nfsd which are called from the other scripts - idmapd and mountd are behaving more sane now, because they creates pid files in /var/run - nfs is now a rc scripts that includes stuff needed by both nfs-server and -client - the only purpose of nfsclient is to mount/unmount nfs filessystems - nfsserver starts all additional daemons that needs to be run to serve nfs filesystems Note: because of the changes above it's necessary to stop all nfs services before the update and start them again afterwards. Adjustment of /etc/rc.conf is necessary too, possible entries are 'nfs nfsclient', 'nfs nfsserver' or 'nfs nfsserver nfsclient' Please report any problems. 2015-03-05 14:54:32 +01:00			`6d383530212eb1f70811e73282358036 nfs`
nfs-utils: update to 1.3.2 2015-02-02 10:49:47 +01:00			`1e2f3c1ed468dee02d00c534c002ea10 nfs-utils-1.3.2.tar.bz2`
[notify] nfs-utils: improved rc scripts release 2 of nfs-utils 1.3.2 comes with a new set of rc scripts which hopefully improves nfs handling on CRUX. The changes in detail: - seperate run-control scripts for idmapd, statd, mountd and nfsd which are called from the other scripts - idmapd and mountd are behaving more sane now, because they creates pid files in /var/run - nfs is now a rc scripts that includes stuff needed by both nfs-server and -client - the only purpose of nfsclient is to mount/unmount nfs filessystems - nfsserver starts all additional daemons that needs to be run to serve nfs filesystems Note: because of the changes above it's necessary to stop all nfs services before the update and start them again afterwards. Adjustment of /etc/rc.conf is necessary too, possible entries are 'nfs nfsclient', 'nfs nfsserver' or 'nfs nfsserver nfsclient' Please report any problems. 2015-03-05 14:54:32 +01:00			`cdb5314516ef986b5283ee7dcc7d2278 nfsclient`
			`794de0e76b5532fa68ac3ad57bd78856 nfsserver`
			`c43297cce919319aeef70cfd25103850 rpc.idmapd`
			`4d37ba8d95cc2acd5a9e1bd942b8e89b rpc.mountd`
			`abde0543c54fac9353cb22015fa7a898 rpc.nfsd`
			`9c70fa34927bd6d7723e0a36253e0a52 rpc.statd`
nfs-utils: update to 1.3.2 2015-02-02 10:49:47 +01:00			`b4c745cd305c718157af2f24eef21525 statd_foreground_mode.patch`