TCFSPUTKEY(1)

NAME
tcfsputkey - Push the user's TCFS key/share into the kernel

SYNOPSIS
tcfsputkey [-puhv] [-g <group>] [[-b] -k <key>] [--group <group>] [[-b] [--key <key>] [--permanent] [--unpermanent] [--help] [--verbose]

DESCRIPTION
tcfsputkey is used primarily to put the user's key/share into the kernel. The key/share is taken from the TCFS database. Each time a user run tcfsputkey, the key/share reference count is increased by 1. This depends on the TCFS kernel module and not on this utility. See tcfs(7) for more information.
By default the user's key (and not the user's share) is pushed into the kernel.

  OPTIONS

-g [--group] <group>
    Pushes the user's <group> share into the kernel.

-p [--permanent]
    The permanent flag of the user's key/share is set. Therefore, the key/share cannot be removed from the TCFS kernel module with tcfsrmkey(1) until the permanent flag is cleared.

-u [--unpermanent]
    The permanent flag of the user's key/share is cleared.

-k [--key] <key>
    Key <key> is put into the TCFS kernel module instead of the default one taken from the TCFS key database. The <key> is put as is.

-b  Used together with -k tells tcfsputkey to first uudecode the key <key> and then put it into the kernel. See tcfsviewkey(1) .

-h [--help]
    Shows the help screen.

-v [--verbose]
    Makes the output more verbose.

SEE ALSO
tcfs(7), tcfsrmkey(1), tcfsviewkey(1).

BUGS
None so far.

AUTHOR
Aniello Del Sorbo (anidel@tcfs.dia.unisa.it)