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Chapter 15, Configuring Web Publishing 369
Using Netshare
Netshare Utility Examples
netshare -r /export/ns-home -s moray -u JDoe
(For the server instance
moray
, creates a Netshare home directory called
/JDoe
, assigns
JDoe
as its owner, and marks the user as licensed if not yet
marked.)
netshare -r /export/ns-home -s churchill -l -a
(For the server instance
churchill
, marks all users as licensed and then
creates a home directory for each user, assigning them ownership of their own
Netshare directory.)
[-X] Marks users (or a specific user if the
-u
option is
included) as no longer licensed Netshare users and
deletes user directories.
[-x] Marks users (or a specific user if the
-u
option is
included) as no longer licensed Netshare users and
deletes user directories.
[-v] Displays progress information as the operation proceeds.
[-d dir_name] Specifies a name for the Netshare home directory that
overrides the default name, which is the user ID or
group ID. If the directory does not exist, Netshare
creates it for you.
[-o owner]] Identifies the user ID to assign as the owner of the
Netshare home directory that is being created for a
group, and marks this user ID as licensed if it hasn’t
already been marked. This field is required if you use the
-g
option.
[-g group] Creates a Netshare home directory for this group ID
unless the
-d
option is also used. Defines an ACL for
the Netshare home directory being created that provides
read-write permission for each user in the group. You
must also use the
-o
option because a user ID needs to
be assigned as the owner of the group’s Netshare home
directory.
Table 15.2 The Netshare utility options.
Option Description