Chapter 7 HPSS User Interface Configuration
HPSS Installation Guide September 2002 427
Release 4.5, Revision 2
private <private_group_pathname>
# Enable/Disable compression filter
# NOT CURRENTLY SUPPORTED.
compress [ yes | no ] <class> [ <class> ... ]
# Enable/Disable tar filter
# NOT CURRENTLY SUPPORTED.
tar [ yes | no ] <class> [ <class> ... ]
# Control for logging (sent to syslog()).
log [ commands ] [ anonymous ] [ { inbound } ]
[ transfers ] [ guest ] [ { outbound } ] [ real ] [debug]
# Define a class of users, <user> is a full network address,
# including wildcarding, e.g., *.nsl.nersc.gov.
class <class> { anonymous | guest | real } <user>
[ <user> ... ]
# Define a limit on the number of users from a certain class
# that can be using the FTP Daemon at specific times.
limit <class> <n> <times> [ <msg_file> ]
# Deny access to a set of users, <addrglob> is full network address,
# including wildcarding, e.g., *.nsl.nersc.gov.
deny <addrglob> [ <msg_file> ]
# Send shutdown message to current FTP users.
shutdown <shutdown_info_pathname>
# Send message to users, possible on access to a directory.
message <pathname> [ <when> ]
# Display prompt to read a file, possible on access to a directory.
readme <pathname> [ <when> ]
# Determine the appropriate behavior when needed data must be staged.
# <stage-code> can have several values:
# -1 wait forever
# 0 do not wait (default) - inform user that data needs staging and
# exit
# >0 wait for n seconds - if staging takes more than n seconds, inform
# the user and exit
# note: This option requires that the relevant storage class be
# configured in a compatible way, or behavior may not be as
# expected. For example, setting wait_on_stage to -1 (wait forever)
# for a SC with no-stage set would make little sense.
wait_on_stage <stage-code>
# Display a banner prior to the user prompt (before log in.) Very
# useful for informing the user that he/she is dealing with the
# HPSS file systems rather than the local file system of the
# host executing the FTP Daemon. This is highly recommended!
banner <pathname/filename>