User manual

Configuration file server.cfg
iXOS-JUKEMAN 2.2 User Manual Pre.12/97240
roots {
overview {
[drive { <letter> }]
views {
list { <subview_1> ... <subview_n> }
roots {
<subview_1> { ... }
...
<subview_n> { ... }
}
}
}
}
}
Another Example:
drive { Z }
views {
list { x y } roots {
x { drive { X } discs { * } label { ALLDISCS } }
y { drive { Y } views {
list { a_m n_z } roots {
a_m { discs { [a-m]* } }
n_z { discs { [n_z]* } }
}
}
}
}
The example above presents all disks under x, some under y/a_m and
some under /y/n_z.
x and y are available as NT drives X: and Y:. Z: contains X: and Y:.
X: is labeled “ALLDISCS”, other drives have the default label “JUKEMAN”.
Under UNIX, presented directories are /, /x, /y, /y/a_m, /y/n_z.
Note, that you must create empty directories /x, /y, /y/a_m, /y/n_z
and export them to see the disks after an appropriate NFS mount com-
mand on port 4027 (see “Intregrate iXOS-JUKEMAN into the network” on
page 77).
Raw filesystem
In the raw file system, each is disk is represented through the following
directory structure: