HP CIFS Client A.02.02 Administrator's Guide

Configuration File
Configuration Parameters
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be given by name or as numeric id. Do not set these
values to anything other than mode=0600 and
owner=root unless you really know what you are doing.
The file access modes of this UNIX domain socket are
used to provide secure authentication of the user that
requests a service to the daemon. If these variables are
not configured from the file, they default to the correct
values.
pidFile
HP CIFS Client can maintain a file with the process id
of the daemon, if desired. If this variable is defined, it is
interpreted as the path of the file where the pid should
be stored. If this varible is not defined, no such file is
created.
usersMayStoreSessionData
The system administrator can control whether users
can store passwords in the user database,
cifsclient.udb, through the
usersMayStoreSessionData parameter. This
database can be used to establish automatic user logins
to the CIFS server. Users with root privileges can
store mounts or their own passwords, regardless of how
this parameter is set. Setting it to no disables storing.
The default setting is yes.
caseConvertFile
This variable configures the path to the case conversion
table. This file defines the mapping to upper and lower
case for all unicode characters. The default is to use no
table file and retain the default ISO 8859-1 mapping. A
mapping file derived from the Unicode standard is part
of the HP CIFS Client distribution. You can find it at
unitables/unicase.cfg.
serverCharMapFile
This variable configures the path to the character
mapping file for the server. This file is only used when
client and server do not agree on using Unicode. It
defines the mapping from the internal Unicode
representation to the ASCII strings sent to the server