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Class jnfs.FileServerStarter

java.lang.Object
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public class FileServerStarter

extends Object

Called from the command line of the server side of the file system. The starter loads the default UserTable from its serialzed state (usertab.obj), creates an instance of DSAAuthentication for authentication and FileBasedPermissionGranter for file permissions. Since the permission granter requires three files to do its work, these must be specified on the command line.

Usage:

 java jnfs.FileServerStarter fully.qualified.host.name \
      dirListingPathname groupPathname passwdPathname
 

Version:

$Id: FileServerStarter.java,v 1.25 1997/05/21 20:26:49 mjr Exp $

Author:

Michael John Radwin

See Also:

REGISTRY_PORT, load, DSAAuthentication, FileBasedPermissionGranter

getUserTable()

Loads the user table usertab.obj.

main(String[])

Start up the FileServer and bind it to the local registry.

makeDSAAuthentication(UserTable)

Creates an instance of DSAAuthentication.

makeGranter(UserTable, String, String, String)

Creates an instance of FileBasedPermissionGranter.

startFileServer(String, UserTable, Authentication, PermissionGranter)

Start up a registry and the FileServerImpl and bind it to the registry name jnfs.FileServer.serviceName.

 public static UserTable getUserTable()

Loads the user table usertab.obj.

 public static Authentication makeDSAAuthentication(UserTable users)

Creates an instance of DSAAuthentication.

 public static PermissionGranter makeGranter(UserTable users,
                                             String dirListingPathname,
                                             String groupPathname,
                                             String passwdPathname) throws IOException

Creates an instance of FileBasedPermissionGranter.

 public static FileServer startFileServer(String hostname,
                                          UserTable users,
                                          Authentication auth,
                                          PermissionGranter granter)

Start up a registry and the FileServerImpl and bind it to the registry name jnfs.FileServer.serviceName.

Parameters:

hostname - the fully qualified domain name of the server machine.

users - the user table used by the file system

auth - the authentication manager

granter - the permissions granter

See Also:

serviceName

 public static void main(String args[])

Start up the FileServer and bind it to the local registry.

See Also:

startFileServer

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