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KSMBD As An In-Kernel SMB3 File Server Merged For Linux 5.15
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What functionality would smb in the kernel give us I thought they moved it to the kernel because it would be faster but not give you more features
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i hope if its done we can use it like nfs or http/s for pxe
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KSMBD As An In-Kernel SMB3 File Server Merged For Linux 5.15
Phoronix: KSMBD As An In-Kernel SMB3 File Server Merged For Linux 5.15
One of the earliest pull requests sent in for the now-open Linux 5.15 cycle was proposing KSMBD land as the in-kernel SMB3 file server as an alternative on Linux systems to running Samba in user-space. At the time it wasn't clear if Linus Torvalds would pull in this file server code to the Linux kernel but now he has indeed landed it...
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