[ The "paint it pink and put a 'Somebody Else's Problem' field around it"
solution. ]
As far as NCPFS cares, we ask the Netware server to make "fred" under the
connection ID of the calling user, and return whatever result it gives.
I'm not re-implementing the whole Netware security model under Linux, running
the mount as "SUPERVISOR" and managing security locally - I'm letting the
Netware box do as it sees fit. For network filesystems, this is hopefully a
non-issue.
My only problem along these lines is the caching, and that I'll handle by
declaring the local cache to only be valid for the user who cached it in the
first place. That won't cause too many problems, because I personally trashed
most of the NCPFS caching in November, to ensure consistency :)
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