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Very cool! With "only" 3.2k lines of code for a NFS implementation I was indeed surprised that it was so easy. As for the privileges, how do you deal with the i

by est31 6y ago

Very cool! With "only" 3.2k lines of code for a NFS implementation I was indeed surprised that it was so easy. As for the privileges, how do you deal with the issue of port 111 being a privileged port?

willscott 6y ago
It defaults to a high port. when mounting, you can pass options to set both NFS and MOUNT port and skip the portmapper.
Galanwe 6y ago
> With "only" 3.2k lines of code for a NFS implementation I was indeed surprised that it was so easy. Not criticizing the projet here, which is very cool. But don't get too hasty. This is an _untested_ (per the docs), _unoptimized_, _read only_, _server only_, NFS v3 only, implementation.
- willscott 6y ago
  it is read-write and shares types with the existing https://github.com/vmware/go-nfs-client https://github.com/vmware/go-nfs-client for the client side implementation. optimization and testing are ongoing :)
  - jdub 6y ago
    That's awesome – better update the README. :-)