List of VOBs to be accessed by non-ClearCase hosts
Product | Command Type |
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ClearCase | data structure |
Platform |
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UNIX |
Exports table entry:
Solaris: | VOB-tag [ -ro ] [ -ro=client[:client]... ] [ -rw ] [ -rw=client[:client]... ] |
All other platforms: | VOB-tag [ options ] [ netgroup | hostname ] ... |
Standard options:
Solaris: | (none) |
All other platforms: | ro, rw, anon, root, access |
Default options:
Solaris: | -rw |
All other platforms: | rw, anon=nobody |
A host that has not installed ClearCase can still access any VOB, using NFS. Refer to the Administrator's Guide for the procedure for setting up non-ClearCase access to a VOB.
A ClearCase host, saturn, wants to export a VOB mounted at /vobs/proj, as seen through view beta. This line exports the VOB to all hosts in the network:
/view/beta/vobs/proj
A non-ClearCase host soft-mounts the VOB with this file system table entry:
saturn:/view/beta/vobs/proj /ccase_vobs/proj nfs rw,noauto,soft,timeo=300,retrans=10 0 0
Another host hard-mounts the VOB with this file-system table entry:
saturn:/view/beta/vobs/proj /vobs/proj nfs rw,hard 0 0
Export a VOB to netgroup pcgroup, and also to individual host newton.
/view/beta/vobs/proj -w=pcgroup:newton | (Solaris) |
/view/beta/vobs/proj -access=pcgroup:newton | (all other architectures) |
The ClearCase installation procedure creates a template /etc/exports.mvfs, all of whose lines are commented out (on all platforms except Digital UNIX).
AIX 4, MP-RAS | /etc/exports.mvfs |
Digital UNIX | /sbin/init.d/atria |
HP-UX 10, HP-UX 11 | /etc/exports.mvfs |
Solaris, IRIX, Reliant UNIX, UnixWare | /etc/exports.mvfs |
cleartool, export_mvfs, init_ccase, Administrator's Guide
Architecture-specific man pages:
AIX 4, HP-UX 10, | exports(4), fstab(4), netgroup(4) |
Digital UNIX: | exports(4), fstab(4), netgroup(4), showmount(8), mountd(8) |
Reliant UNIX: | exports(4), dfstab(4), vfstab(4), share(1M) |
Solaris, UnixWare: | dfstab(4), vfstab(4), share(1M), netgroup(4) |
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