NfsAccessRuleResponse

data class NfsAccessRuleResponse(val access: String, val anonymousGID: String? = null, val anonymousUID: String? = null, val filter: String? = null, val rootSquash: Boolean? = null, val scope: String, val submountAccess: Boolean? = null, val suid: Boolean? = null)

Rule to place restrictions on portions of the cache namespace being presented to clients.

Constructors

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constructor(access: String, anonymousGID: String? = null, anonymousUID: String? = null, filter: String? = null, rootSquash: Boolean? = null, scope: String, submountAccess: Boolean? = null, suid: Boolean? = null)

Types

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object Companion

Properties

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Access allowed by this rule.

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val anonymousGID: String? = null

GID value that replaces 0 when rootSquash is true. This will use the value of anonymousUID if not provided.

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val anonymousUID: String? = null

UID value that replaces 0 when rootSquash is true. 65534 will be used if not provided.

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val filter: String? = null

Filter applied to the scope for this rule. The filter's format depends on its scope. 'default' scope matches all clients and has no filter value. 'network' scope takes a filter in CIDR format (for example, 10.99.1.0/24). 'host' takes an IP address or fully qualified domain name as filter. If a client does not match any filter rule and there is no default rule, access is denied.

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val rootSquash: Boolean? = null

Map root accesses to anonymousUID and anonymousGID.

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Scope for this rule. The scope and filter determine which clients match the rule.

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val submountAccess: Boolean? = null

For the default policy, allow access to subdirectories under the root export. If this is set to no, clients can only mount the path '/'. If set to yes, clients can mount a deeper path, like '/a/b'.

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val suid: Boolean? = null

Allow SUID semantics.