lufs1
Utilities around the linux userland filesysystem
Overview
This manpage briefly documents various tools of the lufs-utils package because the original source package did not contain manpages for them. Most commands provide a short help message, call them with -h argument to see it.
lufsmount-
lufsmount is a frontend used to mount different filesystems via the lufs module. See
lufsmount(1) manpage and /usr/share/doc/lufs-utils/README.Debian for details.
lufsumount-
lufsmount is a umount frontend used to unmount lufs shares. See
lufsmount(1) manpage and /usr/share/doc/lufs-utils/README.Debian for details.
lufsmnt-
lufsmnt is a suid wrapper called by lufsd. See /usr/share/doc/lufs-utils/README.Debian for instructions to configure it as suid-root program.
lussh-
lussh is a helper script that does obligatory work needed to create the OpenSSH key pair and install it on a remote system account.
lufsd-
lufsd is the backend program that actually communicates between the filesystem module in the kernel and the libraries for the remote access. Can also be invoked as
mount.lufs.
- auto.ftpfs, auto.sshfs
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auto.* helpers that act as automount maps. See auto.master(5) and automount(8) manpages for instructions.