rmountall(8)                        CLIX                        rmountall(8)



  NAME

    rmountall, rumountall - Mounts, unmounts Remote File Sharing resources

  SYNOPSIS

    /etc/rmountall [-] "file-system-table" ...

    /etc/rumountall [-k]

    Used to mount remote resources.

  FLAGS

    -k   Sends a SIGKILL signal, with fuser, to processes that have files
         open.

  DESCRIPTION

    The rmountall command is a Remote File Sharing (RFS) program used to mount
    remote resources according to a file-system-table.  The (/etc/fstab file
    is the recommended file-system-table.)  The special filename hyphen (-)
    reads from stdin.

    The rumountall command causes all mounted remote resources to be
    unmounted.

    These commands can be executed only by the superuser.

    In the file-system-table format, white space separates columns.  Lines
    beginning with # are comments and empty lines are ignored.  The file-
    system-table format follows:

    column 1    Block special filename of file system

    column 2    Mount-point directory

    column 3    -r if to be mounted read-only; -d if remote resource

    column 4    File system type (not used with RFS)

    column 5+   Ignored

  FILES

    /etc/fstab

  DIAGNOSTICS

    No messages are displayed if the remote resources are mounted
    successfully.



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  rmountall(8)                        CLIX                        rmountall(8)



    Error and warning messages come from mount.

  EXIT VALUES

    The exit values are not valid.

  RELATED INFORMATION

    Commands: fuser(8), mount(8), rfstart(8), sysadm(1)

    Functions: signal(2)











































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