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SubjectRe: rmdir system call
lnz@dandelion.com (Leonard N. Zubkoff)  wrote on 20.03.96 in <199603210718.XAA02311@dandelion.com>:

> I know that some systems make the Unix naming a little more palatable by
> reserving /net/hostname/filesystem for referring uniformly to network files,
> but that's really no cleaner than // in that it makes /net a special piece
> of syntax. Personally, I always found the //nodename prefix a reasonably
> elegant solution.

The obvious solution, of course (and in fact the one amd uses) is not to
make /net special syntax, but mount a special filesystem there - just like
/proc.

MfG Kai


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