HP CIFS Client A.02.02.03 Administrator's Guide

setDirDates
Suppresses setting directory modification dates when files
are created or deleted in a directory. This may be useful if
the server sets the date automatically when directories are
modified.
fileModeMask This integer variable defines the file permissions.
fileModeMask is 0777 by default. Do not change unless
you know what you are doing. The UNIX permissions are
not relevant for whether a user can access a file or not. They
are relevant, however, after files are copied from a CIFS
share to the local disk because the cp operation preserves
file attributes.
dirModeMask This integer variable defines the directory permissions.
dirModeMask is 0777 by default. Do not change unless
you know what you are doing. The UNIX permissions are
not relevant for whether a user can access a file or not. They
are relevant, however, after files are copied from a CIFS
share to the local disk because the cp operation preserves
file attributes.
cifs.servers This variable may modify the values configured with cifs.server.default for
specific servers. It consists of a dictionary where the keys are the Netbios
names of servers. The value for each server key is also a dictionary. This
dictionary has the same structure as the defaultServer dictionary. In addition,
the following keys may be used:
ipAddress This entry may contain an IP address or a DNS name for the server. By default,
the Netbios name is used for a DNS query. This parameter may be overridden
from the cifsmount commandline.
netbiosName This entry is a last chance to change the Netbios name that is sent to the server
for a given server.
tcpPort You may change the TCP port that is used to connect to the server here. Default
is 139, the Netbios session service port.
cifs.serverClasses This variable may modify the values configured with cifs.server.default
and servers after the connection has been established based on the
information derived from session setup. The decision can depend on
the server's operating system and LAN manager type. The format for
this variable is an array of dictionaries. Each dictionary must have
all of the following three keys:
OS This entry contains a matching pattern in shell style syntax (* matches
any character sequence,? matches one character, [<characters>]
matches any of the given characters and [^<characters>] matches
none of the given characters). It is matched against the operating
system name derived from session setup.
LanManager This entry also consists of a matching pattern in shell- style syntax. It
is matched against the LAN manager name derived from session
setup. The operating system name and LAN manager name are
printed to syslog if log level info is enabled.
config If the previous two patterns match, the content of this variable (which
must be a dictionary) is used as a server configuration which may
contain all definitions that defaultServer may contain. If an option is
given, it overrides the respective option from the other configurations.
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