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Acorn Communicator Filestore Manager's Guide

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Appendix 3: COMMAND SUMMARIES<br />

Some specialist FileStore commands are available directly from the<br />

NETMGR screen (after you have logged on as SYST). Other commands are<br />

accessible by first pressing SYSTEM from the NETMGR screen.<br />

FileStore can operate in two modes: user mode and maintenance mode. A<br />

different set of commands is available in each mode.<br />

FileStore commands can be typed as capitals or small letters (or even a<br />

mixture of both) — they are equivalent. When a command is followed by<br />

other information, it should be separated from it by one or more spaces.<br />

User mode To use user mode commands, FileStore must be in user mode (running<br />

commands normally) and you must be logged on as SYST (or another privileged user).<br />

The main management facility provided is used by selecting the NETMGR<br />

task from the main menu. This provides the following functions, accessed by<br />

pressing function keys:<br />

COPY — copy files/directories<br />

WIPE — wipe a directory<br />

TREE — print a directory tree<br />

NEW USER — create a user<br />

DEL USER — delete a user id<br />

In addition to this, there is a wide range of simpler facilities, used by typing<br />

command names in <strong>Communicator</strong>'s system mode (ie after pressing SYSTEM<br />

within NETMGR), as follows.<br />

Commands shown in small letters below are reserved for the manager's use<br />

and described in detail within Chapter 3. For details of the other commands,<br />

see the <strong>Communicator</strong> User <strong>Guide</strong>.<br />

*ACCESS — change the owner's access and others' access to a file or directory<br />

*BYE — log off<br />

*CAT — list the contents of a directory<br />

*CDIR — create a directory<br />

Appendix 3: COMMAND SUMMARIES 73

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