Snarf is an NFS v2 server implementation written in C# with .NET 4.5.

Snarf is based in part on the JNFS project by Steven Procter @ http://void.org/~steven/jnfs/.

Current Status

11/18/2012

• Mounts now list files and directories.
• Mounts can't cd into subdirectories for some reason. Still looking into this one. Mounts can cd into subdirectories and ls.
• File handles and mounts are now cached in file, server can be restarted without creating mount problems.
• Opening files on the client works.
• Saving on the client system doesn't work.

11/16/2012

• First commit/push. The server accepts version 2 connections and mounts.
• Mounts only list files and not directories.
• Mounts cannot persist between server restarts.
• Exports are not hooked up. If the client specifies a path that is valid, it is allowed. This is temporary.

But, Why?

I started writing this for my XBMC-AppleTV2 setup. After upgrading to Windows 8 on the machine my movies are connected to, SMB started to get flaky. Very flaky. I gave HaneWin NFS a shot (and a few others, FreeNFS and winnfsd) and wasn't satisfied with them.

Down the Road

• Implement the v3 spec over TCP.

Licensing

Unless otherwise stated, the code here is licensed under the MIT license. Have at it!