Will H. Backman wrote:

Trying to get OS X to mount an openbsd nfs share. I can force OS X to use reserved ports by using "mount_nfs -P" from the command line, but users mounting from the finder don't have that option. OpenBSD man page for mountd says that there is an -n option to allow mounting from unreserved ports, but running mountd with that option doesn't seem to make a difference. Any ideas? Also, if this flag worked, I'm not sure how one would put it in /etc/rc.conf.local

Thanks in advance.

Replying to myself:
On http://www.openbsd.org/plus31.html, I see:
Remove requirement for reserved ports in the NFS server by using the vfs.nfs.norsvport sysctl(8)

But sysctl says "third level name norsvport in vfs.nfs.norsvport is invalid"

Searching the archives for vfs.nfs.norsvport show a message that it was later removed.

Am I chasing a silly idea?

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