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* Table of Contents :TOC:

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* Introduction
If you share some files between your machines, your choice was probably
[[[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Server_Message_Block]]][SMB/CIFS]], as it
is supported on nearly any platform (GNU/Linux, MacOS, Windows, iOS, Android, ...).

However, there are some limitations that you may find unacceptable (the loss
of uid/gid/permissions being really a blocking point for me).

Another option (at least on GNU/Linux) could be [[https://github.com/libfuse/sshfs][sshfs]]: It is simple to use,
and requires no special settings but an ssh access to server. It could be the
ideal sharing system for many people.

But here I will explain how to share

* Kerberos
** Server side
For resilience reasons, I will use two kb
** Client side
** Testing
* NFSv4
** Server side
** Client side
** Testing
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