MOUNT_POINT_MODE - UEC configuration option
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Description
The MOUNT_POINT option specifies the z/OS UNIX access permission mode value with which the mounted database file system's root directory is set.
The z/OS UNIX file system is initialized only if the file .inited is not found in the root directory. When initialization is performed once, .inited is created; initialization will not be performed again.
If you need to customize the directory ownership or permissions, define the file .inited in the file system's root directory; UEC will not perform its initialization.
Usage
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Command Line, Short Form |
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Command Line, Long Form |
-mount_point_mode mode |
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Configuration File Keyword |
mount_point_mode mode |
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Values
mode is the z/OS UNIX permission mode value, which is a sum of the permission modes to be granted.
The following table describes each mode.
Mode |
Description |
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100 |
User execute permission |
200 |
User write permission |
400 |
User read permission |
010 |
Group execute permission |
020 |
Group write permission |
040 |
Group read permission |
001 |
Other execute permission |
002 |
Other write permission |
004 |
Other read permission |
The format of mode is the same as the "change mode" USS command chmod. It is an octal number that specifies the permission mode value corresponding to the user, group, and other permission mode fields.
(Refer to the IBM UNIX System Services Command Reference for complete details on the chmod command.)
Default
Default is 750, which specifies:
- Read-write-execute access for the user
- Read-execute access for the group
- No access for other