One of the drawbacks of real network filesystems like AFS is that they don'tsupport setuid. This isn't a feature that they've neglected toimplement; it's a fundamental incompatibility.

The reason is ultimately simple: in a real network filesystem, theserver doesn't trust the end nodes, and in particular it doesn't trustthe end nodes not to lie to it. If an end node says 'the user X is doingthis', the server must say 'prove it

This week, we:

• got 11,732 messages from 232 different IP addresses.
• handled 18,216 sessions from 1,165 different IP addresses.
• received 189,951 connections from at least 55,941 different IPaddresses.
• hit a highwater of 7 connections being checked at once.

This is all down from last week , and I haveno explanation for why the messages received count is down so much; itis normally quite