Re: per-mount maxvnodes

[Mouse <mouse%Rodents-Montreal.ORG@localhost>]

> Therefore comes the idea to have a per-mount maxvnodes.

> I tried implementing it, the biggest problem is how to set the value.

sysctl kern./usr/local.maxvnodes?

It's a little ambiguous, in that it's possible - or at least it was
last time I tried it - to have multiple mounts with the same mounted-on
string.  But that's definitely an unusual case, and I see nothing wrong
with accessing the topmost mount in that case; that's what normal
filesystem accesses will do, after all.

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