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1.1 root 1: .TH SHARES 5 SHARE
2: .SH NAME
3: /etc/shares \- shares data-base file for share system
4: .SH DESCRIPTION
5: .I /etc/shares
6: is an direct access data-base indexed on
7: .I uid
8: containing the uid, scheduling group and allocated shares
9: for each user on the system.
10: It also contains other scheduling data as defined in the files
11: .I <shares.h>
12: and
13: .IR <sys/lnode.h> .
14: .P
15: Operations on the shares file are made via the shares routines
16: described in section 3.
17: .P
18: Data from the shares file are installed in kernel
19: .I lnode
20: structures for active users by
21: .IR login (8).
22: When users become inactive,
23: the lnode structures are removed from the kernel
24: and updated in the shares file by
25: .IR sharer (8).
26: .P
27: The number of shares and the scheduling group of a user may be changed by using
28: .IR passwd (1),
29: with the -a or -n flags,
30: or by
31: .IR lim (1).
32: Data in the shares file may be examined with either
33: .IR pl (1)
34: or
35: .IR pwintf (1).
36: .SH FILES
37: .PD 0
38: .TP "\w'/usr/include/sys/lnode.hXX'u"
39: /etc/shares
40: User data base.
41: .TP
42: /usr/include/shares.h
43: Format of an /etc/shares record.
44: .TP
45: /usr/include/sys/lnode.h
46: Format of an
47: .I lnode
48: structure in an /etc/shares record.
49: .PD
50: .SH "SEE ALSO"
51: lim(1),
52: pl(1),
53: pwintf(1),
54: closeshares(3),
55: getshares(3),
56: getshput(3),
57: openshares(3),
58: putshares(3),
59: setupshares(3),
60: sharesfile(3),
61: lnode(5),
62: share(5),
63: login(8),
64: sharer(8).
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