Re: NFS exporting

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>As for NFS in general, its useless. As soon as you export an NFS
>partition to the net (at least if you export it writable), you can
>kiss your machine goodbye.
>[...]
>Perry

Now, are we talking exporting writeable to everyone, or _any_ NFS exported
writeable partition?

Let's say that I have two machines, server.foo.com and client.foo.com

server has one NFS exported volume which is for client.foo.com (diskless).  

showmount looks something like this:

 % showmount -e server.foo.com
 export list for server.foo.com:
 /export                            client.foo.com


is this exploitable?  How would it be exploited?  Is there a way to keep
people from exploiting it (besides not exporting it)?

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