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Re: Extending the IFS using MOUNT

Thank you all for your replies
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With Dominio, you will want to take Scott's, James', and Larry's advice 
and map the drive to a link under the Domino data folder.  This way, the 
Domino server will see the mapping without having to look outside of 
it's world.  So your command might be something like this:

MOUNT TYPE(*NFS) MFS('linux-server:/exportname') 
MNTOVRDIR('/Domino/data/archive/YearMonthDay')

Fritz Hayes

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