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XFS 1.77 - Improved Pcnfsd Login
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The new per-drive-authentication supports the use of multiple
pcnfsd-domains (eg. NIS domains) and the use of multiple user names
for each mounted drive:
#
# Login Script Sample
#
pcnfsd auth-server-1 // 1st. auth domain (eg. NIS domain)
login robertj test
mount d: server:/fs // use robertj's uid/gid
login admin test
mount e: server:/fs // use admin's uid/gid
pcnfsd auth-2 // 2nd. auth domain
login robertj test
mount f: other-server:/fs // robertj's uid/gid in auth-2 domain
dlogin e: // (new) change the login (uid/gid/username)) for drive e:
logout d: // logout from d: (the drive remains mounted
// but the user is nobody (-1,-1)
logout all // logout from all drives
New Commands
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dlogin {drive: | LPTn: | ALL} re-authenticate yourself
logout [drive: | LPTn: | ALL] logout from device
Changed
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login [[user] | [user passwd]] `login <user>' is possible now.
In this case Xfstool will ask for
<user>'s password only.
Note
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XFS ever uses for new drive mounts the last uid/gid/username obtained
from `login', `dlogin' or `logout'. If you're planing to mount drives
within one authentication domain (uid/gid name space) and under one
login name only, you'll need to execute only one `login' command.