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LTFS-SDE(8)	     IBM Storage Archive Command Reference	   LTFS-SDE(8)

NAME
       ltfs - File system based	on a linear tape drive

SYNOPSIS
       ltfs mount_point	[ -o mount_option... ]	[ -V ]	[ -h ]	[ -a ]

DESCRIPTION
       ltfs is a file system for linear	tape drive.

GENERAL	OPTIONS
       These  programs follow the usual	GNU command line syntax, with long op-
       tions starting with two dashes ('-'). A summary of options is  included
       below. For a complete description, see the Info files.

       -V, --version
	      Version information

       -h, --help
	      Show help	information

       -a     Full help, including advanced options

LTFS OPTIONS (MOUNT OPTIONS)
       These  programs follow the usual	GNU command line syntax, with long op-
       tions starting with two dashes ('-'). A summary of options is  included
       below. For a complete description, see the Info files.

       -o devname=name
	      Tape  device  name.  On  Linux, name is like '/dev/IBMtape0', on
	      OSX, name	is like	'0'(default: )

       -o work_directory=dir
	      LTFS work	directory (default: )

       -o trace
	      Enable diagnostic	output (same as	verbose=3)

       -o eject
	      Eject the	cartridge after	unmount

       -o sync_type=type
	      Specify sync type	(default: time@5).

	      type should be specified as follows:

	      time@min
		     LTFS attempts to write an index each 'min'	 minutes.  min
		     should  be	a decimal number from 1	to 153722867280912930.
		     It	is equivalent to  "-o  sync_type=unmount"  when	 0  is
		     specified

	      close  LTFS attempts to write an index when a file is closed

	      unmount
		     LTFS  attempts  to	 write an index	when the medium	is un-
		     mounted

       -o force_mount_no_eod
	      Skip EOD existence check when mounting (read-only	mount).	  Only
	      use for a	CM corrupted medium

       -o device_list
	      Show available tape devices

       -o rollback_mount=gen
	      Attempt to mount on previous index generation (read-only mount)

       -o release_device
	      Clear device reservation (should be specified with -o devname

       -o symlink_type=type
	      Specify symbolic link type (default: posix)

	      type should be specified with one	of the following values:

	      posix  LTFS behavior is same as standard symbolic	link

	      live   LTFS replaces mount point path by current mount point

FUSE OPTIONS (MOUNT OPTIONS)
       These  programs follow the usual	GNU command line syntax, with long op-
       tions starting with two dashes ('-'). A summary of options is  included
       below. For a complete description, see the Info files.

       -o umask=M
	      Set file permissions (octal)

       -o uid=N
	      Set file owner

       -o gid=N
	      Set file group

ADVANCED LTFS OPTIONS (EXPERIMENTAL MOUNT OPTIONS)
       The options described here is experimental functions.

       These  programs follow the usual	GNU command line syntax, with long op-
       tions starting with two dashes ('-'). A summary of options is  included
       below. For a complete description, see the Info files.

       -o config_file=file
	      Configuration file (default: )

       -o atime
	      Update index if only access times	have changed

       -o noatime
	      Do not update index if only access times have changed (default)

       -o tape_backend=name
	      tape backend to use (default: )

       -o iosched_backend=name
	      I/O  scheduler  implementation  to use (default: , use "none" to
	      disable)

       -o kmi_backend=name
	      Key manager interface implementation to use (default: none,  use
	      "none" to	disable)

       -o umask=mode
	      Override default permission mask (3 octal	digits,	default: 000)

       -o fmask=mode
	      Override file permission mask (3 octal digits, default: 000)

       -o dmask=mode
	      Override	directory  permission  mask  (3	octal digits, default:
	      000)

       -o min_pool_size=num
	      Minimum write cache pool size. Cache objects are 1 MB each  (de-
	      fault: 25)

       -o max_pool_size=num
	      Maximum  write cache pool	size. Cache objects are	1 MB each (de-
	      fault: 50)

       -o rules=rules
	      Rules for	choosing files to write	to the index  partition.   The
	      syntax of	the rule argument is:

	      size=1M

	      size=1M/name=pattern

	      size=1M/name=pattern1:pattern2:pattern3

	      A	file is	written	to the index partition if it is	no larger than
	      the given	size AND matches at least one of the name patterns (if
	      specified). The size argument accepts K, M, and G	suffixes. Name
	      patterns	might  contain	the  special characters	'?' (match any
	      single character)	and '*'	(match zero or more characters).

       -o quiet
	      Disable informational messages (same as verbose=1)

       -o syslogtrace
	      Enable diagnostic	output	to  stderr  and	 syslog(same  as  ver-
	      bose=303)

       -o fulltrace
	      Enable full call tracing (same as	verbose=4)

       -o verbose=num
	      Override output verbosity	directly (default: 2)

       -o noeject
	      Do not eject the cartridge after unmount (default)

       -o capture_index
	      Capture latest index to work directory at	unmount

       -o scsi_append_only_mode=on|off
	      Set the tape device append-only mode (default=on)

SEE ALSO
       mkltfs(8),  ltfsck(8),  mount.fuse(8),  fusermount(1), tape-backend(4),
       kmi-backend(4), ltfs.conf(5).

IBM Storage Archive	       08 February 2022			   LTFS-SDE(8)

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