Working with Shares > Shares in the CLI

The shares CLI is under shares

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You must first select a project (including the default project) before selecting a share:

clownfish:> shares
clownfish:shares> select default
clownfish:shares default> select foo
clownfish:shares default/foo> get
Properties:
                    aclinherit = restricted (inherited)
                       aclmode = discard (inherited)
                         atime = true (inherited)
               casesensitivity = mixed
                      checksum = fletcher4 (inherited)
                   compression = off (inherited)
                 compressratio = 100
                        copies = 1 (inherited)
                      creation = Mon Oct 13 2009 05:21:33 GMT+0000 (UTC)
                    mountpoint = /export/foo (inherited)
                 normalization = none
                         quota = 0
                    quota_snap = true
                      readonly = false (inherited)
                    recordsize = 128K (inherited)
                   reservation = 0
              reservation_snap = true
                secondarycache = all (inherited)
                        nbmand = false (inherited)
                      sharesmb = off (inherited)
                      sharenfs = on (inherited)
                       snapdir = hidden (inherited)
                     snaplabel = project1:share1
                      utf8only = true
                         vscan = false (inherited)
                      sharedav = off (inherited)
                      shareftp = off (inherited)
                    space_data = 43.9K
              space_unused_res = 0
               space_snapshots = 0
               space_available = 12.0T
                   space_total = 43.9K
                    root_group = other
              root_permissions = 700
                     root_user = nobody

Share Operations

A share is created by selecting the project and issuing the filesystem or lun command. The properties can be modified as needed before committing the changes:

clownfish:shares default> filesystem foo
clownfish:shares default/foo (uncommitted)> get
                    aclinherit = restricted (inherited)
                       aclmode = discard (inherited)
                         atime = true (inherited)
                      checksum = fletcher4 (inherited)
                   compression = off (inherited)
                        copies = 1 (inherited)
                    mountpoint = /export/foo (inherited)
                         quota = 0 (inherited)
                      readonly = false (inherited)
                    recordsize = 128K (inherited)
                   reservation = 0 (inherited)
                secondarycache = all (inherited)
                        nbmand = false (inherited)
                      sharesmb = off (inherited)
                      sharenfs = on (inherited)
                       snapdir = hidden (inherited)
                     snaplabel = project1:share1
                         vscan = false (inherited)
                      sharedav = off (inherited)
                      shareftp = off (inherited)
                    root_group = other (default)
              root_permissions = 700 (default)
                     root_user = nobody (default)
               casesensitivity = (default)
                 normalization = (default)
                      utf8only = (default)
                    quota_snap = (default)
              reservation_snap = (default)
                    custom:int = (default)
                 custom:string = (default)
                  custom:email = (default)
clownfish:shares default/foo (uncommitted)> set sharenfs=off
                      sharenfs = off (uncommitted)
clownfish:shares default/foo (uncommitted)> commit
clownfish:shares default>

A share can be destroyed using the destroy command from the share context:

clownfish:shares default/foo> destroy 
This will destroy all data in "foo"! Are you sure? (Y/N) 
clownfish:shares default> 

A share can be renamed from the project context using the rename command:

clownfish:shares default> rename foo bar
clownfish:shares default>

A share can be moved between projects from the project context using the move command:

clownfish:shares default> move foo home 
clownfish:shares default> 

User and group usage and quotas can be managed through the users or groups commands after selecting the particular project or share. For more information on how to manage user and group quotas, see the Space Management section.

Shares > Shares CLI Properties

The following properties are available in the CLI, with their equivalent in the BUI. Properties can be set using the standard CLI commands get and set. In addition, properties can be inherited from the parent project by using the unset command.