camntdone(8)                      CLIX                      camntdone(8)



  NAME

    ca_mnt_done - Indicates that all of the subordinate file systems have been
    mounted

  SYNOPSIS

    /etc/ca_mnt_done

  DESCRIPTION

    The ca_mnt_done utility signals the Cache File System (CAFS) that all of
    the subordinate file systems have been mounted and that the recovery
    process may begin, if necessary.

    The ca_mnt_done utility informs the kernel that all CAFS mounts have been
    completed.  If modified data exists within the kernels modified list, and
    the ca_mnt_done command has completed, the kernel will attempt to write
    the modified data to the appropriate subordinate file systems.

    The ca_mnt_done utility is run during the /etc/init.d/cache start-up
    script.

  EXAMPLES

    To manually signal CAFS that all the subordinate file systems have been
    mounted, key in the following command:

    ca_mnt_done


  FILES

    /etc/init.d/cache

  NOTES

    The /etc/ca_mnt_done command is displayed by default during the startup of
    cache.

    The /etc/ca_mnt_done command requires superuser privileges.

  CAUTION

    Before you issue the ca_mnt_done command, make sure that all of the
    subordinate file systems are mounted.  If you do not mount all of the
    subordinate file systems before issuing the ca_mnt_done command, CAFS will
    inform the user about modified data that needs to be extracted by issuing
    the ca_recover command.

  EXIT VALUES



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  camntdone(8)                      CLIX                      camntdone(8)



    The ca_mnt_done command exits with a value of 0 if successful.  If
    unsuccessful, it exits with a nonzero value.

  RELATED INFORMATION

    Commands:  ca_recover(8), ca_config(8), ca_merge(8)

    File: /etc/init.d/cache














































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