HP CIFS Client A.02.02.03 Administrator's Guide

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 (and vice versa). The default
is a codepage 437 mapping, which is the US-Latin DOS
character set. Mapping files for various character sets are
distributed with HP CIFS Client in the directory unitables.
clientCharMapFile This variable configures the path to the character mapping
file for the client. This file defines the mapping from internal
Unicode representation to the ASCII strings seen at the client.
Together with the serverCharMapFile, any conversions
between server and client character code can be
accomplished. These tables can be used to compensate for
vendor-specific character sets and to cope with various
national character sets such as JIS and ShiftJIS for Kanji,
etc. The default is ISO 8859-1 mapping.
uniTableCompressBlocks This integer variable customizes the compression of the
Unicode table. A higher value reduces conversion speed
but improves memory efficiency. Values higher than the
number of contiguous unused code blocks have no effect.
The default is 3.
corefileLimit This integer variable defines the maximum core dumps size
in megabytes (1024 * 1024 bytes) the daemon creates. To
disable core dumps, set this value to 0. The default value is
500 ( in megabytes).
networkInterfaces This variable defines network interfaces. The syntax is an
array of strings. Each string consists of the IP address of an
interface, a slash and the number of bits used for the network
address (this is a variant of specifying the netmask). If you
attempt to configure this variable, consider using the
bindUdpExplicitly variable, too. For example,
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