share(1M)                          (RFS)                          share(1M)


   NAME
         share - make local RFS resource available for mounting by remote
         systems

   SYNOPSIS
         share [-F rfs] [-o access_spec] [-d description] [pathname
         resourcename]

   DESCRIPTION
         The share command makes a resource available for mounting through
         Remote File Sharing.  The -F flag may be omitted if rfs is the first
         file system type listed in the file /etc/dfs/fstypes.  When invoked
         with only a file system type (or no arguments), share displays all
         local resources shared through Remote File Sharing.

         The access_spec is used to control client access of the shared
         resource.  Clients may be specified in any of the following forms:

               domain.
               domain.system
               system

         The access_spec can be one of the following:

              rw             resourcename is shared read/write to all clients.
                             This is also the default behavior.

              rw=client[:client]...
                             resourcename is shared read/write only to the
                             listed clients.  No other systems can access
                             resourcename.

              ro             resourcename is shared read-only to all clients.

              ro=client[:client]...
                             resourcename is shared read-only only to the
                             listed clients.  No other systems can access
                             resourcename.

         The -d flag may be used to provide a description of the resource
         being shared.

   ERRORS
         If the network is not up and running or pathname is not a full path,
         an error message will be sent to standard error.  If pathname isn't
         on a file system mounted locally or the client is specified but
         syntactically incorrect, an error message will be sent to standard
         error.  If the same resource name in the network over the same
         transport provider is to be shared more than once, an error message
         will be sent to standard error.



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   FILES
         /etc/dfs/dfstab
         /etc/dfs/sharetab
         /etc/dfs/fstypes

   SEE ALSO
         unshare(1M)














































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