HP CIFS Server 3.0k Administrator's Guide version A.02.04

-f filename
Specifies the name of a text file that describes the contents of a stack
template. Information in the text file will be used as a guide to
construct the desired stack template. The format of each line in the
text file is:
module options
Each line of the text file describes one level of the desired stack.
Within each line, a module and its mount options are specified and
separated by a single space character.
-t template_string
Specifies the contents of a stack template. The format for this string
is:
module1:options1;module2:options2;...;moduleN:optionsN
An entire stack is described within the string, and each level of a
stack is separated by a semicolon (;). Within a level, a module and
its mount options are separated by a colon (:). The colon does not
need to be included for modules without mount options.
-n name
Specifies the name of the template to be created. The maximum
supported length for the template name is 128 characters. This is a
required argument whenever -t is used. If -f is used and the -n
option is omitted, the name of the new template defaults to the
name of the file specified with -f.
-o
it is the overwrite option. If a template with the same name as the
new template being created already exists, the create operation
overwrites the old template. If this option is not specified, the
create command will fail whenever the new template has the
same name as an existing template.
NOTE: If a template of the same name exists and is currently in
use (in /etc/fstab or /etc/mnttab), the create command will
always fail, even if the -o option is specified.
The following describes the fstadm command keywords, list, display, delete and fdel:
list
Lists all the templates in the system. This command displays
the names of all templates currently stored in the system
template database. Each template name is listed in its own line
of output.
display template_name
Displays the contents of the specified template. This command
displays the contents of the named template as text output,
with each level of the stack described by one line of output.
That is, each line of output will contain a module name, a space,
and then the module's mount options (if any).
delete template_name
Deletes the specified template from the system template
database. If the template is currently in use (in /etc/fstab
or /etc/mnttab), deletion is not allowed. In all other cases,
the template will be removed from the system template
database after user confirmation of the delete operation.
fdel template_name
Forces deletion of the specified template. It is identical to the
delete operation, but performs the deletion without asking for
user confirmation. This command is provided for use by
non-interactive scripts.
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