NAME

rmount − queue remote resource mounts

SYNOPSIS

/usr/sbin/rmount [−d[r] resource directory]

DESCRIPTION

rmount queues a remote resource for mounting.  The command enters the resource request into /etc/rfs/rmnttab, which is formatted identically to mnttab(4).  rmnttry(1M) is used to poll entries in this file. 

When used without arguments, rmount prints a list of resources with pending mounts along with their destined directories, modes, and date of request.  The resources are listed chronologically, with the oldest resource request appearing first. 

The following options are available:

−d indicates that the resource is a remote resource to be mounted on ­directory. 

−r indicates that the resource is to be mounted read-only.  If the resource is write-protected, this flag must be used. 

FILES

/etc/rfs/rmnttab     pending mount requests

SEE ALSO

mount(1M), rmnttry(1M), rumount(1M), rmountall(1M), mnttab(4)

DIAGNOSTICS

An exit code of 0 is returned upon successful completion of rmount.  Otherwise, a non-zero value is returned. 

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