NFS Services Administrator's Guide

Configuring and Administering a Cache Filesystem
Administering CacheFS
Chapter 4160
NOTE For information on the format and rules governing the creation of
a packing-list file, see packingrules (4).
2. Add an entry to the file. Following is an example of an entry in
the packing-list file.
BASE /net/server/share/home/casey
LIST work
LIST m/sentitems
IGNORE core *.o *.bak
Where:
BASE Specifies the path to the directory that contains
the files that are to be packed.
LIST Specifies the files within the directory that are
to be packed.
IGNORE Specifies the files or file types that you do not
want to pack in the cache.
3. Enter the following command to pack the files that are specified
in the packing-list file:
cachefspack -f packing-list
Where:
packing list Specifies the name of the packing-list file.
The files specified in the packing list are now packed in the
cache.
You can unpack files using one of the following methods:
•Using the -u option
You can unpack a specific file or a directory from the cache if you use
the -u option with the cachefspack command.
To unpack a specific file or files from the cache, enter the following
command:
cachefspack -u filename
Where:
-u Specifies that certain files are to be unpacked.