Using FSRV - HP 1000 File Server

Networking must already be initialized and enabled before running the FSRV file server program. Only one copy of FSRV is allowed to run at one time. FSRV is typically scheduled in the welcome file with any of the following runstring parameters required for your environment:

fsrv [–cemnuv] [–a type] [–d seconds] [–s blks] [–t timezone]

where,

 

–atype

(ASCII conversion) Variable length RTE files of the

 

type specified are transferred in ASCII mode. A

 

linefeed character is added at the end of every record in

 

the file. FSRV always converts type 4 files. Note that file

 

types used for binary data should not be specified.

–c

(Case folding) Inhibit the case folding of all file names.

 

When you select this option, file names specified with any

 

uppercase characters are rejected.

–dseconds

(Directory timeout) Use the seconds argument as the

 

timeout for the server's directory buffer cache. This

 

timeout specifies the maximum length of time that a

 

directory buffer can remain in cache on the server. A

 

timeout of •0" disables the directory buffer cache.

 

(Default: 10 seconds)

–e

(EOF cache) Disable EOF caching of the server. By

 

default, the server caches eof information for files being

 

written by a client. The -e runstring option causes the

 

^EOF pointer to be updated on the disk each time a

 

write request extends a file.

–m

(File name mapping) Inhibit the reserved character

 

mapping. When you specify this option, all of the RTE file

 

name restrictions are in effect when accessing or creating

 

files from a client.

–n

(Mount table file) Specifies not to use the mount table

 

file to restore previous mount requests and not to update

 

the mount table file after mounts and umounts.

–sblks

(Default file size) Use the blks argument as the

 

default file size for files created from a client.

 

Performance considerations apply when using this option.

 

(Default: 128 blocks)

–ttimezone

(Time Zone) Use the information in /etc/tztab for

 

the time zone specified in the timezone argument. If

 

the -t option is not used, the local RTE system is assumed

 

to be running in UTC (Coordinated Universal Time).

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