/etc/pcnfsd.conf
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/etc/pcnfsd.conf
Configuration file for pcnfsd definitions
Name:
/etc/pcnfsd.conf
Description:
The pcnfsd.conf file contains a range of acceptable user IDs. The pcnfsd utility uses this file to authenticate users trying to log on. The default range is 101-60002.
The file is in the format:
keyword argument
where keyword and argument are as follows:
| keyword | argument | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| uidrange | value-value | Accepted range of user IDs |
| uidrange | value | Accepted single user ID |
Format rules:
- There is a space between keyword and argument.
- Lines that start with # are comments.
- Blank lines are ignored.
For example:
To authenticate users with a uid between 100 and 200:
uidrange 100-200
To authenticate a user with a uid of 152:
uidrange 152
To authenticate several uid ranges:
uidrange 5 uidrange 150-200 uidrange 500-600
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