hfs_mount(8) - Linux man page

Name

hfs_mount - hekafs mount volume from a cluster

Synopsis

hfs_mount [-d data-key] [-p private-key] [-c client-cert] [-s server-cert] server volume tenant password mount-point

Description

Mount a tenant's (sub-)volume on the client at the specified mount-point. The server can be any server in the cluster, not necessarily one that contributes storage to the named volume.

Options

-d --data-key

Path for a file containing a key for on-disk encryption.

-p --private-key

Path for a file containing the SSL private key for network encryption.

-c --client-cert

Path for a file containing the client's own SSL certificate for network encryption.

-s --server-cert

Path for a file containing one or more servers' SSL certificates for network encryption.

NB: the three SSL options (-p/-c/-s) must be given together or not at all.

Examples

To mount a HekaFS volume on a client:

% hfs_mount 192.168.122.21 vol_a XYZZY xyzzypass /mnt

See Also

hfs_add_directory(8), hfs_add_node(8), hfs_add_tenant(8), hfs_add_volume(8), hfs_delete_tenant(8), hfs_enable_tenant(8), hfs_list_tenants(8), hfs_list_volumes(8), hfs_delete_volume(8), hfs_start_volume(8), hfs_stop_volume(8), hfs_update_cert(8), gluster(8), hekafs(8)

Diagnostics

Exit status is normally 0; if an error occurs, exit status is 1.

Copyright Notice

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