bs2fs files are shared with the NFS command share.
Syntax
| share -F nfs [-o spec_options] [-d description] path_name |
The following special features compared to the sharing of ufs files apply here: The path name specified must be the root directory of the bs2fs file system. It may not point to a subdirectory in this file system (PLAM library or member type in a PLAM library). All client computers which are to be assigned access to the shared bs2fs file system must be specified explicitly with one of the options rw= client[:client]... (for read/write access) or ro= client[:client]... (for read access). The following spec_options have also been introduced for sharing bs2fs files:
Specifies the BS2000 user ID under which "anonymous" accesses are to take place. Client processes with a UID other than the POSIX UID of the bs2fs owner then have access to the bs2fs file system only if the bs2anon option is used. This option enables the POSIX administrator to define precisely one BS2000 ID with whose rights these client processes access the files of the bs2fs file system concerned.
Specifies that character set conversion is to take place. This option has no arguments. If the option is specified, file contents are converted from EBCDIC.DF.04-1 to ISO 8859-1 when reading and in the other direction when writing. This option should always be specified when bs2fs file systems which are mounted with ftyp=text or ftyp=textbin are shared except for clients which process EBCDIC files. If a client is to process ASCII files on a bs2fs file system without converting them, the file system must be mounted with ftyp=bin, otherwise conflicts will arise between ASCII new ilnes (0x0A) and EBCDIC new lines (0x15).
Specifies that file name conversion is to take place. This option has no arguments. When this option is specified, specific file names are converted (see "Converting file names"). |