The fncreate_fs command creates file contexts for organizations and sites with the description of the binding entered from the command line.
fncreate_fs [-r] [-v] name [options] [mount] |
The fncreate_fs command creates file contexts for organizations and sites with the description of the bindings supplied by an input file.
fncreate_fs [-r] [-v] -f file name |
Option |
Description |
---|---|
name |
The name of the file context |
options |
Mount options |
mount |
Mount location |
-f file |
Input file |
-v |
Verbose. Displays information about the contexts being created |
-r |
Replace the bindings in the context name with those specified in the input. |
For example:
To create a file system context named data for the sales organization bound to the /export/data path of an NFS server named server4.
# fncreate_fs org/sales/fs/data server4:/export/data |
To create a hierarchy of file system contexts for the sales organization named buyers and buyers/orders mounted on two different servers:
# fncreate_fs org/sales/fs/buyers server2:/export/buyers # fncreate_fs org/sales/fs/buyers/orders server3:/export/orders |
To create a file system context named leads for the sales organization bound to a server and path specified by an input file named input_a:
# fncreate_fs -f input_a org/sales/fs/leads |
(See the fncreate_fs man page for information on input file format.)