allow crossmounts and use subnet mask examples for readme #30
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missed out this little bug
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FWIW #23 allows similar behavior by giving you the ability (as the user) to specify arbitrary mount arguments |
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Just ran into two issues and decided to fix them.
First thing was that setting the IPs via * would not work, so I decided to stick to the netmask example. Imho this is also much more readable.
Second I took your advice by assembling my nfs share by mounting different folders. This didn't work at first - turns out when you allow a whole network, remember to set this option, otherwise you see only empty directories.
Hope this is useful for you :)