The following tables show how FTAM attributes are mapped to the real file system.
Unix systems
Attribute | FTAM attributes | Mapping in the Unix system | Modify FTAM attributes |
Kernel group | permitted actions | FTAM catalog | permitted locally1 |
universal class number | FTAM catalog | permitted locally 1 | |
string significance | FTAM catalog | permitted locally 1 | |
maximum string length | FTAM catalog | permitted locally 1 | |
document type | FTAM catalog | permitted locally 1 | |
Storage group | file availability | FTAM catalog | inbound permitted |
future file size | is ignored | not permitted | |
storage account | is ignored | not permitted | |
Security group | ActionList (of 1ACE) | ||
READ-FILE | r | inbound permitted | |
INSERT-DATA-UNIT | not permitted | not permitted | |
REPLACE-FILE | w | inbound permitted | |
EXTEND-FILE | w | inbound permitted | |
ERASE-DATA-UNIT | w | inbound permitted | |
READ-ATTRIBUTES | x dir | inbound permitted2 | |
CHANGE-ATTRIBUTES | w dir+owner | inbound permitted2 | |
DELETE-FILE | w + wdir | inbound permitted | |
LEGAL-QUALIFICATION | is ignored | not permitted |
1A local modification of the FTAM attribute is possible with the ftmodf function.
2The value must always be sent, but may not be changed.
Windows systems
Attribute | FTAM attributes | Mapping in Windows | Modify FTAM attributes |
Kernel group | permitted actions | FTAM catalog extension | permitted locally1 |
universal class number | FTAM catalog extension | permitted locally 1 | |
string significance | FTAM catalog extension | permitted locally 1 | |
maximum string length | FTAM catalog extension | permitted locally 1 | |
document type | FTAM catalog extension | permitted locally 1 | |
Storage group | file availability | FTAM catalog extension | inbound permitted |
future file size | is ignored | not permitted | |
storage account | is ignored | not permitted | |
Security group | ActionList: | ||
READ-FILE | Read2 | not permitted | |
INSERT-DATA-UNIT | not permitted | not permitted | |
REPLACE-FILE | Read + Write3 | not permitted | |
EXTEND-FILE | Read + Write2 | not permitted | |
ERASE-DATA-UNIT | Read + Write2 | not permitted | |
READ-ATTRIBUTES | Read2 | not permitted | |
CHANGE-ATTRIBUTES | Read + Write2 | not permitted | |
DELETE-FILE | delete3 | not permitted | |
LEGAL-QUALIFICATION | is ignored | not permitted |
1A local modification of the FTAM attribute is possible with the ftmodf function.
2Read also necessary in parent directory
3Read + write also necessary in parent directory
The following file attributes are derived from the current Unix or Windows file attributes:
file name
file size
identity of creator
date and time of last read access
date and time of last attribute modification
date and time of last modification
access control
Other attributes are only partially supported by openFT. As the responder, openFT does not return any value for the following file attributes (no value available):
identity of last modifier
identity of last reader
identity of last attribute modifier
storage account
legal qualification
In Unix and Windows systems, the FTAM protocol parameter filestore password is mapped to the password of the of the login name concerned.