In article <410C6275.FF591984@nrubsig.org>,
Roland Mainz <roland.mainz@nrubsig.org> writes:
> Thomas Schulz wrote:
>> It would only expose /etc, the rest of the file systems would still be
>> hidden. If you only need to read, you could add '-o ro' to the mount
>> command.
>
> Mounting "lofs" with "ro" has little effect on files as only directory
> entries are "mirrored".

In Solaris 10, a "ro" lofs mount does restrict the looped back
files to "ro" too, rather than whatever their native filesystem
dictated.

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Andrew Gabriel
Consultant Software Engineer