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    Notices
    Preface
    Ch.  1. Products and components
    Ch.  2. UNIX System Services overview
    Ch.  3. UNIX System Services pre-installation requirements
    Ch.  4. UNIX System Services installation
    Ch.  5. z/OS UNIX shell and utilities
    Ch.  6. Security customization
    Ch.  7. zFS file systems
    Ch.  8. Managing file systems
    Hierarchical file system (HFS)
    File linking
    Hard links
    Symbolic links
    External links
    File system structure
    Temporary directory space
    Temporary file system (TFS)
    Colony address space
    Mounting file systems
    Mount and unmount
    Managing user file systems
    User file systems: Direct mount
    Mounting file systems
    Option 3: Mount
    Automount facility
    Automount facility overview
    Automount setup
    Generic match on lower case names
    Activating automount
    SETOMVS RESET=xx implementation
    Issue the SETOMVS command
    Updating an existing automount policy
    Example of new options
    One auto.master for a sysplex
    HFS to zFS automount
    HFS to zFS automount
    Automount migration considerations
    How to mount zFS file systems
    Using direct mount commands
    Mounting zFS file systems
    MOUNT command from TSO/E
    Automount policy using /z
    Automount policy for zFS
    Automount of a zFS file system
    zFS file systems mounted (automount)
    zFS file system clone
    Backup file system - zFS clone
    zFS clone mounted
    Using the clone
    Mounting File Systems - (HFS - zFS)
    MOUNT command options
    Shared file systems in a sysplex
    Sysplex environment setup
    File systems in a shared sysplex
    Multiple systems: Different versions
    Update BPXPRMxx for sysplex
    OMVS couple data set
    OMVS couple data set commands
    D XCF,COUPLE,TYPE=BPXMCDS
    Change to the SETXCF command
    New message for command failure
    File sharing in a sysplex
    UNMOUNT option
    UNMOUNT option support
    UNMOUNT option support
    Mount file system panel
    Set AUTOMOVE options
    AUTOMOVE system list (syslist)
    AUTOMOVE parameters for mounts
    AUTOMOVE wildcard support
    AUTOMOVE wildcard examples
    Mounting shared sysplex file systems
    Accessing shared sysplex file systems
    Shared file system AUTOMOVE takeover
    Moving file systems in a sysplex
    Requests to LFS to PFS to files
    Systems accessing file systems
    Stopping zFS (z/OS V1R8 and above)
    Stopping zFS with z/OS V1R8
    Restarting the PFS
    Mounting file systems with SET OMVS
    Messages from shutdown of a ZFS single system
    Messages for the restart of ZFS
    Command (f omvs,stoppfs=zfs)
    Shutdown and recovery scenarios
    zFS command changes for sysplex
    zfsadm command changes for sysplex
    z/OS V1R7 zfsadm command changes
    Configuration options - z/OS V1R7
    Command forwarding support
    zFS sharing mode terminology
    Defining zFS as sysplex-unaware
    zFS sharing mode terminology
    Defining zFS as sysplex-aware
    zFS sysplex state - (sysplex_state)
    Admin levels in a mixed sysplex
    Migration health checks z/OS V1R11
    New zFS (V1R11) configuration options
    Sysplex-aware file system with V1R11
    Defining zFS as sysplex-aware
    zFS cache management
    zFS runs sysplex-unaware with V1R11
    Defining zFS as sysplex-unaware
    zFS migration path to sysplex-aware
    Owning system is z/OS V1R10
    zFS mount on R11 system (sysplex=off)
    zFS mount on the R11 system (sysplex=off)
    zFS mount on the R11 system (sysplex=on)
    z/OS V1R11 implementation improvement
    Dynamic aggregate movement
    Centralized BRLM support
    Distributed BRLM
    Define BRLM option in CDS
    BRLM problems in a sysplex
    z/OS V1R8 BRLM recovery of locks
    File system access
    File access
    List file and directory information
    File security packet - extattr bits
    Extended attributes
    APF-authorized attribute
    Activate program control
    Shared address space attribute
    Shared library attribute
    File format attribute
    Extended attribute command example
    Sticky bit
    Set the UID/GID bit
    Ch.  9. Overview of TCP/IP
    Ch.  10. TCP/IP applications
    Ch.  11. z/OS UNIX PARMLIB members
    Ch.  12. Maintenance
    Ch.  13. z/OS UNIX operations
    Ch.  14. z/OS UNIX shell and programming tools
    Ch.  15. Performance, debugging, recovery, and tuning
    Ch.  16. Printing services for z/OS UNIX
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    Chapter 8. Managing file systems > Shared library attribute - Pg. 539

    8.115 Shared library attribute z/OS UNIX Shell extattr +l /user/sbin/proga RDEFINE FACILITY - BPX.FILEATTR.SHARELIB - UACC(NONE) ext PERMIT BPX.FILEATTR.SHARELIB - CLASS(FACILITY) ID(UNIXSYS) - ACCESS(READ) SETROPTS RACLIST(FACILITY) REFRESH User: UNIXSYS extattr +l /user/sbin/proga rwxrwxrwx -l- /user/sbin/proga