mount

The mount -all command mounts all public VOBs listed for your host's network region in the VOB registry. (It does not mount private VOBs or VOBs whose tag entries include the mount option noauto.) On UNIX and Linux systems, this command executes at VersionVault startup time; see the init_ccase reference page.

A public VOB can be activated by any user; if the mount-over directory does not already exist, it is created.

A private VOB can be activated only by its owner. The root user or VOB owner can use the standard mount(1M) command to mount a private VOB; other users cannot mount it. The mount-over directory must already exist and be owned by the VOB owner.

A public VOB can be activated with the following command:

Usually, the system administrator automates this command for VersionVault users at login time.

Any user can mount any VOB, public or private. The private designation means only that a VOB must be mounted separately, by name.

Default

The VOB does not stay mounted across reboots.

-per/sistent

The VOB is mounted after a reboot.

Default

Mounts each VOB using the -options field in its VOB tag registry file.

-opt/ions mount-options

Ignores the -options field in the VOB tag registry file entry and uses the specified set of options, which can include these:

All platforms: ro, rw, soft, hard, intr, nointr, timeo, retrans, noauto, nodnlc, noac, acdirmin, acdirmax, acregmin, acregmax, actimeo

UNIX and Linux: nodev, nosuid, suid

Windows: suid (applicable only for a tag used to mount a VOB on UNIX or Linux), poolmap

Notes for UNIX users:

• See the appropriate operating system reference page (for example, mount(1M)) for a description of these options. Enclose this argument in quotes if it contains white space.
• If you do not specify a timeout or retransmission option, default values are used:
  • timeo=5 (seconds)
  • retrans=7 (retries)
• By default, a VOB is mounted in nointr mode. This means that operations on MVFS files (for example, open(2)) cannot be interrupted by typing the INTR character (typically, Ctrl+C ). To enable keyboard interrupts of such operations, use the intr mount option.

Note for Windows users: Use commas to separate multiple options, not commas and white space. Options that take numeric arguments take the form option=n. Enclose the entire option list in quotes if it contains white space.

ro/rw	Read-only or read-write. VOBs are mounted rw by default.
soft/hard	Soft mount operations timeout and return an error if the server does not respond; hard mount operations (the default) will block until successful completion, or until interrupted (see also intr).
intr/nointr	By default, a VOB is mounted in no-interrupt mode. This means that operations on MVFS files cannot be interrupted by typing the interrupt character (typically, Ctrl+C or Ctrl+BREAK). To enable keyboard interrupts of such operations, use the intr mount option.
timeo/retrans	If you do not specify a timeout or retransmission option, default values are used: timeo=5 (seconds); retrans=7 (retries).
noauto	Prevents a public VOB from being mounted by a cleartool mount -all command.
nodnlc	Turns off the MVFS name cache. See also mvfscache.
noac	Turns off the MVFS attribute cache. See also mvfscache.
acdirmin/ acdirmax	Set minimum and maximum timeout values for directory name lookups in the MVFS attribute cache. See also mvfscache.
acregmin/ acregmax	Set minimum and maximum timeout values for file name lookups in the MVFS attribute cache. See also mvfscache.
actimeo	Sets a single cache timeout value for all four parameters acdirmin, acdirmax, acregmin, and acregmax. Setting one of these specific values overrides the value in actimeo.
poolmap	Supports remote storage pools on UNIX and Linux VOB hosts. For details, see the Help.

Default

None.

view-tag

Specifies the automatic view for which VOBs are to be mounted. It is unnecessary to mount VOBs explicitly for automatic views using this command because the act of browsing a VOB in an automatic view mounts that VOB. A VOB that is mounted for one automatic view is not mounted for other automatic views on the same host: you must mount the VOB for each automatic view that needs to access it.

Default

None.

vob-tag

Mounts the VOB with this vob-tag, which must be specified exactly as it appears in the vob_tag registry file. Use lsvob to list VOBs.

-a/ll

(Mutually exclusive with -options) Mounts all public VOBs listed for your host's network region in the VOB registry, using the mount options in their VOB tag registry entries. (Including the mount option noauto in a VOB tag's registry entry prevents the VOB from being mounted by mount -all.)