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* [[gss callbacks]]: We currently don't support rpcsec_gss security on the callback channel, which means that if you mount with krb5 then you don't get the benefit of delegations. | * [[gss callbacks]]: We currently don't support rpcsec_gss security on the callback channel, which means that if you mount with krb5 then you don't get the benefit of delegations. | ||
* [[client ACL tools]]: The client ACL utilities need some work | * [[client ACL tools]]: The client ACL utilities need some work | ||
| - | * [[wireshark improvements]]: Wireshark (previously known as ethereal) is useful for debugging NFSv4 problems. But it could be more useful | + | * [[wireshark improvements]]: Wireshark (previously known as ethereal) is useful for debugging NFSv4 problems. But it could be more useful. |
Revision as of 19:24, 9 October 2006
See also:
Some specific projects; follow links for more details on design requirements and implementation plans. If you intend to work on any of these, please keep in close contact with other developers, using nfsv4@linux-nfs.org.
- pseudofilesystem improvements: The NFSv4 server currently patches together export paths in a way that is inconsistent with NFSv2 and NFSv3 and causes severe problems for automount users.
- gss callbacks: We currently don't support rpcsec_gss security on the callback channel, which means that if you mount with krb5 then you don't get the benefit of delegations.
- client ACL tools: The client ACL utilities need some work
- wireshark improvements: Wireshark (previously known as ethereal) is useful for debugging NFSv4 problems. But it could be more useful.
