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sfs_config
--system-wide configuration parametersThe sfs_config
file lets you set the following system-wide
parameters:
sfsdir directory
/var/sfs
, unless you changed this with the --with-sfsdir
option to configure
.
sfsuser sfs-user [sfs-group]
sfs
and sfs-group
is the same as sfs-user. The sfsuser
directive lets you
supply either a user and group name, or numeric IDs to change the
default. Note: If you change sfs-group, you must make
sure the the program /usr/local/lib/sfs/suidconnect
is setgid to
the new sfs-group.
anonuser {user | uid gid}
sfs_config
file specifies the user name nobody.
ResvGids low-gid high-gid
sfsagent
program.
However, it needs to modify processes' group lists so as to know which
file system requests correspond to which agents. The ResvGids
directive gives SFS a range of group IDs it can use to tag processes
corresponding to a particular agent. (Typically, a range of 16 gids
should be plenty.) Note that the range is inclusive--both
low-gid and high-gid are considered reserved gids.
The setuid root program /usr/local/lib/sfs/newaid
lets users take
on any of these group IDs. Thus, make sure these groups are not used
for anything else, or you will create a security hole. There is no
default for ResvGids
.
PubKeySize bits
PwdCost cost
sfskey
command will be unusable.
LogPriority facility.level
daemon.notice
.