Siemens Unix V4.0 - Manual (Page 155)

Tools for special tasks System administrator tools
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-P The ACL database (net ’p’erm) is updated with the content of the
/var/opt/lanman/etc/accadm.dat file. New entries are added here, existing entries are
updated, and unaffected entries are left as are. The files and directories must exit
in a mounted filesystem. The resources must have been created beforehand.
-Pg The ACL database (net ’p’erm) is updated with the content of the /tmp/accget.dat
(acc’g’et.dat) file. New entries are added here, existing entries are updated, and
unaffected entries are left as are. The files and directories must exit in a mounted
filesystem. The resources must have been created beforehand.
-Fs A file (’F’ilesystem ’s’cript) with the fixed name asxperms is created in the “
point>” directory. The file contains “permission records”, i.e. resource names with
access permissions for resources which are created in the file system under the
““. The resource names are converted to path names relative to the
mountpoint. If a mountpoint is not specified, this procedure is implemented for all
mounted file systems, i.e. a file called
asxperms is created under every mountpoint.
-Fe Displays the content of the /asxperms file ('F'ilesystem script
'e'numerate).
-Fp The ACL database is updated with the content of the /asxperms file.
New entries are added here, existing entries are updated, and unaffected entries
are left as are ('F'ilesystem script net 'p'erm). The files and directories must exit in
a mounted filesystem. The resources must have been created beforehand.
-Fd Deletes the /asxperms file ('F’ilesystem script ’d’elete).
-?|help A description of the command is displayed.
Example:
Mountpoints: /var
/home
Resources: /var/opt/lanman/shares
/home/user1/user1.dat
/home/user2/user2.dat
If you invoke accadm -Fs, the /var/asxperms file contains an entry with the path name
/opt/lanman/shares , which contains the permissions saved for /var/opt/lanman/shares .
The /home/asxperms file contains entries with the path names /user1/user1.dat and
/user2/user2.dat .
The data saved can be restored again under a different mountpoint on the basis of the
relative position to the mountpoint.