lufsmount1
Mount an lufs file system
Usage
lufsmount file_system://
[user
[:pass]
@]
host
[:port]
[/remote_root]
[-cdfghoOpquv]
Overview
The lufsmount command is a convenience wrapper for mounting LUFS filesystems. It provides a more natural syntax and allows regular users to take advantage of it, provided that the LUFS mount/umount utilities (lufsmnt & lufsumount) have been installed suid root. Conversely, the lufsumount(1) command will detach the mounted file system.
Options
Options available for the lufsmount command:
|
Specify the number of communication channels per LUFS file system. |
|---|---|
|
Octal mask to be OR-ed on directory permissions (minimum dir permissions). |
|
Octal mask to be OR-ed on file permissions (minimum file permissions). |
|
Set GID as the owning |
-
-h, --help -
Display a help message.
-oOPT=VAL[,...], --opts OPT=VAL[,...]-
File system specific options. These options will be passed unparsed to the file system module.
-
-O, --own_fs -
The mounting user will be the owner of the whole mounted file system. Permissions on the file system entries will be tweaked to reflect actual remote access rights.
-
-p, --password -
Prompt for a password, if none specified.
-
-q, --quiet -
Disable logging from the
lufsddaemon. All file descriptors are closed.
-uUID, --uid=UID-
Set UID as the owning
uidon all the file system entries.
-
-v, --verbose -
Print the mount command before executing.
Files
/etc/lufs.conf
The LUFS configuration file. See lufs(8) for further details.
/etc/mtab
Table of mounted file systems