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      <title>/mnt/term on UNIX, and other hacks</title>
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      <description>Introduction UNIX-like operating systems today already have solutions for file-sharing across machines, and remotely mounting filesystems. The easiest, and a pretty solid way, if a shared network filesystem does not exist, is to use sftp via FUSE. Even on Plan9, mounting a remote UNIX machine&amp;rsquo;s filesystem can be done through sshfs(4).
On Plan9, when rcpu-ing to remote systems, the script exports the whole client tree, which is then mounted on /mnt/term.</description>
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