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B.2 GUI Utilities
Table B-2
The Novell Client for Linux GUI Utilities
nwflag
Displays or modifies the
attributes of files and
directories on Novell file
systems. nwflag {-a|-n} {-w|-e eDir object |+|- attr modifier } [-s]
[-d|-f] [--] [-v] [-h] URI1 {URI2} {URI3} ...
Examples:
nwflag -a -f -e +o //MYSERVER/
SYS/PUBLIC/TEST
gives all files in the TEST
directory a read-only attribute.
nwflag -a -s -d -e +d //MYSERVER/SYS/
PUBLIC/TEST
set all child directories of directory
TEST
to Delete Inhibit.
nwflag -a -e +p
sets the current directory to
Purge.
nwflag -a -s -f -e +a+e //MYSERVER/SYS
//MYSERVER/USER
sets all files on vol
SYS:
and
USER:
to Archive Needed and Immediate
Compress.
nwflag -n -e -s -f adam.cont.org
makes
user ADAM the owner of the files in the current
directory and subdirectories.
nwflag -n -w -s -f //MYSERVER/USER |
grep -i "adam.cont.org"
lists all files owned
by user ADAM on volume
USER
.
nwlogin
Logs a user in to a Novell file
server or an eDirectory tree. nwlogin [-u string ] [-p string ] [-t string ] [-c string ] [-s
string ] [-r] [-L path ] [-P path ] [-2 string ] [-3 string ] [-4
string ] [-5 string ] [--] [-v] [-h]
nwlogout
Logs the user out of a Novell
or eDirectory tree. nwlogout {-s string |-t string } [-f] [--] [-v] [-h]
nwmap
Creates a mapping (mount)
from a local file system to a
remote file system on a Novell
file server. map -d drive -s server -v volume -f filespec
or
map options | parameters drive:= path |
local_path:= remote_path
nwrights
Displays or modifies a user’s
trustee assignments or
inherited rights filter for
volumes, directories, or files. nwrights flags -r +|- rights_list -o
user_or_group_object -p network_path
Utility Description
gnwconnections
Displays the Novell Connections dialog box, which lets you see what servers and
trees you are logged in to, refresh connections, set a specific tree as your
primary connection, or log out of a tree or server. For more information on using
this dialog box, see “
Viewing Your Network Connections ” in the Novell Client for
Linux User Guide .
Utility Description Syntax