Use one of the following commands to list available volumes defined at the system level:
tnvolume tnvolume -L |
Sample Output:
sys home ccmail myvol |
Use the following command to list the values of all available volumes and their corresponding attributes:
tnvolume -R |
Sample Output:
sys |
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template-only=off |
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path=/usr/tn/NW/sys |
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share-password= |
home |
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template-only=off |
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path=%HOME% |
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atalk-text-conv=off |
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share-access=off |
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share-password= |
ccmail |
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path=/home/ccmail |
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share-access=off |
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template-only=off |
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share-password=myvolume |
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atalk-text-conv=off |
myvol |
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path=/tmp |
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share-access=off |
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template-only=off |
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share-password= |
Use the following command to list the value of the volume attribute path for the volume home:
tnvolume -R -v home -a path |
Sample Output:
path=%HOME% |
Use the following command to change the value of the share-access attribute for the volume myvolume to on:
tnvolume -M -v myvolume -a share-access=on |
Use the following command to delete the volume ccmail:
tnvolume -D -v ccmail |