; styxlisten -A tcp!*!5901 { export '#U*/home/user & }
in the inferno window
We invoke styxlisten something like:
styxlisten -A tcp!*!564 export '#U'
This exports the entire Inferno root. Styxlisten will start a
listener and return, so I don't think you need the "&". 564 is the
usual 9p port.
You can export pieces of the inferno root namespace, rather than the
whole thing, by appending an (inferno-rooted) path to the command.
and tried to mount it in a Linux window as:
# mount -9p <ip-address-inferno-hosting-box> /mnt -o
trans=tcp,port=5901
mount -t 9p <infernohost> /mnt/n/infernohost
Gets us hooked up from linux to the inferno 9p service started above;
we don't feed any options to the mount command for this kind of use.
the mount hangs
I don't think it hangs -- I think you have a missing "'" in your
original styxlisten command, and then background it with "&", so you
don't see that it hasn't started running.
--
Josh
