#  You must edit this file to enable NFS access: edit nfs-file-systems
#  and maybe hostname.

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#
#  Define the unit's hostname.  This is passed in requests to the NFS
#  server.  Some servers actually use this name directly (rather than
#  using the IP address and looking up the name locally).  This name
#  is also used in displaying who has what mounted on the NFS server.
#
#hostname = <ncd16 host name>

#
#  Define the UID and GID to be used for all NFS requests.  The default
#  is UID=-2 and GID=-2.  The default should be fine in most cases.
#  On most UNIX systems this default is called 'nobody.'  Using the
#  default means that files accessed must be accessible by any user
#  (i.e., the other, or third set of, permissions are used).
#
nfs-uid = -2
nfs-gid = -2

#
#  Define NFS file systems to be mounted.  The server may have already
#  tried to mount /usr/lib/X11/ncd/configs on the boot server host in
#  order to read this configuration information.  This filesystem will
#  be unmounted once the configuration files have been read.  You need
#  to define NFS mounts for fonts and the color definition file.
#
#nfs-file-systems = host1:/usr/x /usr/lib/X11/ncd (mount-retries = 1)
#                   host2:/usr/y /usr/lib/X11/ncd/configs
