z/OS V1R9.0 UNIX System Services Command ... - Christian Grothoff

example, a network mount must be done), then the command will return
with a return code indicating that an asynchronous mount is in progress.
SECURITY|NOSECURITY
Specifies whether security checks are to be enforced for files in this file system.
Note: When an z/OS UNIX 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.
SECURITY
Specifies that normal security checking will be done. SECURITY is the
default.
NOSECURITY
Specifies that security checking will not be enforced for files in this file
system. A user may access or change any file or directory in any way.
Security auditing will still be performed if the installation is auditing
successes.
MOUNT
The SETUID, SETGID, APF, and Program Control attributes may be turned
on in files in this file system, but they will not be honored while it is
mounted with NOSECURITY.
SYSNAME (sysname)
For systems participating in shared file system, SYSNAME specifies the
particular system on which a mount should be performed. This system will then
become the owner of the file system mounted. This system must be IPLed with
SYSPLEX(YES). IBM recommends that you specify SYSNAME(&SYSNAME.)
or omit the SYSNAME parameter. In this case, the system that processes the
mount request mounts the file system and becomes its owner.
sysname
sysname is a 1–8 alphanumeric name of a system participating in shared
file system.
AUTOMOVE(indicator,sysname1,...,sysnameN)|NOAUTOMOVE|UNMOUNT
These parameters apply only in a sysplex where systems are exploiting the
shared file system capability. They specify what is to happens to the ownership
of a file system when a shutdown, PFS termination, dead system takeover, or
file system move occurs. The default setting is AUTOMOVE where the file
system will be randomly moved to another system (no system list used).
Indicator is either INCLUDE or EXCLUDE, which can also be abbreviated as I
or E
AUTOMOVE
AUTOMOVE indicates that ownership of the file system can be
automatically moved to another system participating in a shared file system.
AUTOMOVE is the default.
AUTOMOVE(INCLUDE,sysname1,sysname2,...,sysnameN) or
AUTOMOVE(I,sysname1,sysname2,...,sysnameN)
The INCLUDE indicator with a system list provides an ordered list of
systems to which the file system's ownership could be moved. sysnameN
may be a system name, or an asterisk (*). The asterisk acts as a wildcard
to allow ownership to move to any other participating system and is only
permitted in place of a system name as the last entry of a system list.
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