Hi,

We have about 60 pc 486 running netbsd 0.9 used by students. The users's home
directories are on Spac servers running SunOS 4.1.1 1.  We use amd 5.3 to
mount the filesystems from servers when needed. Sometimes, the directory is
umounted even if it is used , causing a crash when the user try to read it
(whith a ls, as example), and this seem to be a random phenomenon.
When the time to live of a mount is reached, amd tries to umount the directory
in background until the directory is umounted.
The question is why don't amd see the filesystem as busy? Is this a bug from 
NetBSD's nfs, or from amd ? Do you have any idea about this problem ?

I have another problen whith cpio: when i use find/cpio to copy (as root)
a filesystem to another (whith:
find .  -xdev -depth -print |cpio -pdlm 'target dir'), the 'target dir' has a
permission mode of 700, as . has 755, and umask is 022. Is this a bug ? 

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Manuel Bouyer, Ecole Nationale Superieure de Techniques Avancees, Paris
email: bouyer@ensta.fr
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