mvfsstorage
Lists data container path name for MVFS file
Applicability
Product |
Command type |
|---|---|
VersionVault |
command |
Platform |
|---|
UNIX® |
|
Linux® |
Windows® |
Synopsis
- UNIX® and Linux®:
- mvfsstorage pname ...
- Windows® only—Display path name of data
container:
- mvfsstorage [ –a | –k | –u ] pname ...
- Windows® only—Display help on command
options:
- mvfsstorage –h
Description
mvfsstorage lists the path name of the data container of an MVFS file. The path name may be within view-private storage, the source pool, or the cleartext pool, depending on the kind of file.
Kind of file |
Information displayed |
|---|---|
View-private file (including checked-out versions, unshared derived objects, and nonshareable derived objects) |
Path name to the data container in the view's private storage area |
Version whose element uses a single data container file |
Path name to the data container in the VOB cleartext storage pool Note: If you have accessed the version recently, this is
the actual path name of the data container. If you have not accessed the version recently, this is
the path name to which VersionVault would extract
the version. |
Version whose element uses a separate data container file for each version |
Path name to the data container in the VOB source storage pool |
mvfsstorage is intended for use in finding discrepancies in OS-level access rights between the view and the underlying MVFS storage. Such discrepancies may occur when you do not have access rights to the remote underlying storage (for example, in UNIX® or Linux®, the storage may be owned by root). If you encounter a permissions error that seems unfounded, run this utility as a diagnostic and verify that you have valid access to the remote storage directory, specifically to the underlying data container path name.
Restrictions
None.
Options and arguments
- –h
- Displays help on command options.
- –a
- Displays both kernel and UNC/drive letter path names.
- –k
- Displays path name in kernel mode format, which includes the device name.
- –u
- Displays the path name in user mode format. The path is displayed in drive letter form for local paths and automounted NFS volumes, and in UNC form for remote SMB or non-auto-mounted NFS paths.
- pname ...
- One or more names of files whose path names are under a VOB tag (an MVFS object). For directories and non-MVFS objects, mvfsstorage echos the path names you give it.
Examples
UNIX® and Linux® examples
- For a view-private file, compare view-level ownership and
permissions against those on the file's underlying storage location.
%ls -l unixV7 ‘/opt/hcl/ccm/versionvault/etc/mvfsstorage unixV7‘-rwxrwxrwx 1 nobody 65534 2210032 2007-05-12T09:33 /net/myhost/home/myview/ .s/0008.VOB/016D.2E2F.unixV7* -rwxrwxrwx 1 root sys 2210032 2007-05-12T09:33 unixV7*
Windows® examples
- For a local view-private file, return
data on the file's underlying storage location.
Z:\myvob\mydir> mvfsstorage util.c
D:\myviews\anneview.vws\.s\0008\016D.2E2F.util.c - For a remote VOB file, return data
on the file's underlying storage location.
C:\users> mvfsstorage z:\vob1\src\foo.c
\\neon\usr3\vobs\vob1.vbs\c\cdft\24\27\2cf992fb839477d2b77300018909a766