Quoting Samuel Thibault (2025-11-19 16:24:15) > Johannes Schauer Marin Rodrigues, le mer. 19 nov. 2025 15:02:59 +0100, a > ecrit: > > Does the plan9 filesystem work > > The Hurd doesn't have a plan9 implementation. It has nfs client support, > though.
hm... setting up an NFS server on the outside is I do not think something which can/should be done as part of the unit tests. I don't think there is a NFS server which can be started ad-hoc for any directory by an unprivileged user. The beauty of 9P was that I don't even have to start a server myself but it's integrated into QEMU. How would you normally mount a directory from outside with Hurd as a guest? Just via NFS? Does SMB work in Hurd (QEMU also does that by itself)? I could also copy in everything before the test starts and then copy out everything afterwards but since we are talking a few GB of data that would take a bit of time. :/ While I have you: I'm currently using mini-httpd to serve a directory as a local Debian mirror for apt. I saw that mini-httpd does not exist in the Hurd archives. Is there a small-footprint http server which you'd recommend to use on Hurd? Thanks! cheers, josch
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