NAME
users – file server user list format |
DESCRIPTION
The permanent file servers each maintain a private list of users
and groups, in /adm/users by convention. Each line in the file
has the format
Lines beginning with # are ignored.
The id in a line is an identifier used in the on–disk structures
maintained by a file server; there should be no duplicate ids
in the file. In fossil(4), ids are arbitrary text strings, typically
the same as name. In older Plan 9 file servers, ids are small
decimal numbers. In those, a negative id is special: a user with
a negative id
cannot attach to the file server. The file /adm/users itself is
owned by user adm and write protected to others, so it can only
be changed via console commands. |
SEE ALSO
intro(5), stat(5), fossilcons(8) |