ncpmap1
Mounts some resource from netware server or tree previously connected with ncplogin
Usage
ncpmap [OPTIONS]
[-a]
[mount-point]
Overview
ncplogin and ncpmap provide a way to split the ncpmount operation into halves, with ncpmap mounting the resource previously authenticated with ncplogin.
Options
Options for ncplogin (mount_point is optional if you specify the -a option):
-T, tree-
Tree name to be used
-S, server-
Server name to be used. The -T and -S options are mutually exclusive.
-X, name_ctx-
Default name context to be used.
-E, echo-
Echo value of final mount_point.
-V, volume-
Volume to mount. This must be in binary format if -S server, or in NDS format if -T tree.
-R, path-
Path in volume to "map root."
-f, mode-
Permission given the files, in octal notation.
-d, mode-
Permission given the directories, in octal notation.
-t, time_out-
Waiting time, in 1/100s of a second, to wait for an answer from the server. Default is 60.
-r, retry_count-
Number of retry attempts. Default is 5
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-s -
Enable renaming or deletion of read-only files.
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-h -
prirnt help text.
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-v -
Print ncpfs version number.
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Signature level. 0 = never, 1 = supported, 2 = preferred, and 3 = required. |
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Do not use specified namespaces on mounted volume. |
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Character set used for input and display. |
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Codepage used on volume, including letters "cp." |
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Broadcast mode. 0 = all, 1 = console, and 2 = none. Default is all. |
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-a -
Autocreate mounting point if needed in ~/ncp/SERVER/VOLUME.
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-I -
Autocreate mounting point if needed in /mnt/ncp/SERVER/VOLUME.
Security
ncpmap must be setuid to permit non-root users use of it. In these cases, it will enforce nodev and nosetuid mount options.
Releases
Unchanged in 2 releases since Debian 6.0 (Squeeze).