ca_sync(1) CLIX ca_sync(1)
NAME
ca_sync - Updates modified files from cache file system to an optical disk
SYNOPSIS
/bin/ca_sync subordinate_file_system....
DESCRIPTION
The ca_sync command writes modified files from the cache file system
(CAFS) partitions to its respective optical disk. This command informs
the kernel to synchronize its modified files in each cache partition to an
optical disk.
The ca_sync command may be called to ensure cache file system integrity
before shutting the system down. This command flushes all previously
unwritten cache files out to an optical disk, thus assuring that all file
modifications up to that point are saved.
The ca_sync command may specify a subordinate file system. If ca_sync is
issued without specifying a subordinate file system, it synchronizes all
subordinate file systems.
EXAMPLES
1. To synchronize all the subordinate file systems, key in the following
ca_sync command:
ca_sync
2. To synchronize a specific cache file system, key in the following
ca_sync command:
ca_sync /cache/diskA
3. To synchronize multiple cache file systems, key in the following
ca_sync command:
ca_sync /cache/diskA /cache/diskB /cache/diskC
NOTES
Unlike other subordinate file systems, optical disk file system (ODFS)
files are only synchronized from CAFS if they are closed.
The cached information is automatically saved as part of the cache
shutdown procedure.
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ca_sync(1) CLIX ca_sync(1)
EXIT VALUES
The ca_sync command exits with a value of 0 if successful. If
unsuccessful, it exits with a nonzero value.
RELATED INFORMATION
Commands: sync(8)
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