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must be the first key specified for the entry. If the first entry
specifies name *, it is treated as the generic entry for the
automount-managed directory.
parm The file system-specific parameter. This argument is case-sensitive.
For example, the following parameters can be specified for an HFS
file system:
parm SYNC(t),NOWRITEPROTECT
security [Yes|No]
Specifies security checking which should be done for files in the file
system. You can specify these values:
Yes Normal security checking will be done. This is the default.
No Specifies that security checks will not be enforced for files
in this file system. Any user may access or change any file
or directory in any way.
Security auditing will still be performed if the installation is
auditing successes.
The SETUID, SETGID, APF, and Program Control mode
bits may be turned on in files from this file system, but will
not be honored while it is mounted with NOSECURITY.
When a file system is mounted with the NOSECURITY
option enabled, any new files or directories that are created
will be assigned an owner of UID 0, no matter what UID
issued the request.
Rule: The installation should normally take the default
(Yes).
For more information on mounting with no security and on
the MOUNT statement in BPXPRMxx, see z/OS UNIX
System Services Planning. Security keywords on the TSO
MOUNT command are also discussed in mount — Logically
mount a file system.
setuid [Yes|No]
Specifies whether the setuid/setgid mode bits are to be respected
for executables run from this file system. You can specify these
values:
Yes The setuid/setgid modes are respected. This is the default.
No The setuid/setgid modes are ignored.
tag (text|notext,ccsid)
Specifies whether file tags for untagged files in the mounted file
system are implicitly set. Either text or notext, and CCSID (coded
character set identifier) must be specified when tag is specified:
text Specifies that each untagged file is implicitly marked as
containing pure text data that can be converted.
notext Specifies that none of the untagged files in the file system
are automatically converted during file reading and writing.
ccsid Identifies the coded character set identifier to be implicitly
set for the untagged file. ccsid is specified as a decimal
value from 0 to 65535. However, when text is specified, the
value must be between 0 and 65535. Other than this, the