i was trying something a little bit different on the file server (ken's) and i noticed that mount -n does not work unless the user is none. digging in i see that ken's file server will allow none with no afid, but will not allow anyone else. this seems sensible. if you don't want auth, attach as none. however, mount(2) combined with the mnt driver doesn't cooperate. there's no way to specify the attaching user. (unless i'm missing something.)
(fossil just treats the attaching user as none. if there's no afid.) so, why doesn't mount(2) take an attaching user argument? - erik
