The '#' means that the mount point is a read-only path. If it were a read-write path, there would be a '%'.
Jeffrey Altman Russ Allbery wrote: > Madhusudan Singh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > >>Indeed it was an lsmount in my script (included as a check). And then >>adduser was failing with a force-badname check. Fixed that, deleted bnl4 >>from the admin group and am now back in business. > > >>In any case, what does the # mean above. > > > It's an artifact of how AFS internally represents mount points. The > actual volume name is the name omitting the #. It's confusing, but > changing it at this point would probably break other things. >
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