ACCESS (dfs)(5N) COMMAND REFERENCE ACCESS (dfs)(5N) NAME access - control remote access to local files. SYNOPSIS /usr/lib/dfs/access DESCRIPTION This file determines which users on which remote hosts may access the local file system. It is formatted as a host followed by an asterisk, for example: orca:* Lines beginning with '#' are comments. Remember that access determines if the daemon will attempt to execute the system call on behalf of the requesting host. However, the standard UTek owner-group-other protection scheme will ultimately determine the accessibility of the file by the remote process. /usr/lib/dfs/access is an ASCII file used to modify the access database; the actual aliasing information is placed into a binary format in the files /usr/lib/dfs/access.dir and /usr/lib/dfs/access.pag using the command /usr/lib/dfs/newdfs. These are dbm(3d) files. It is recommended that for editing access you use vidfs(8n). It will make a number of checks on the validity of the entries in the access file. When setting up access keep two points in mind. Users on the remote machine need not have login privileges nor do they need a home directory. You can prevent them from logging on by setting their encrypted password to '*' or any other single letter (because no password encrypts to a single character). Secondly, the local userid assigned to the remote user wishing to access the local file system must match the userid assigned to that remote user on the remote host. FILES /usr/lib/dfs/access raw data for DFS access database. /usr/lib/dfs/access.pag DFS access database. /usr/lib/dfs/access.dir DFS access database. /usr/lib/dfs/newdfs Printed 5/12/88 1
ACCESS (dfs)(5N) COMMAND REFERENCE ACCESS (dfs)(5N) Program to make and install database. /usr/lib/dfs/convert Shell script to convert from old /etc/hosts.dfs.access file. SEE ALSO dfsd(8n) and vidfs(8n). Printed 5/12/88 2
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