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The Novell Client for Linux
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Commands
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The Novell
Client
for Linux provides a set of command line utilities that let you start and stop
TM
the Novel Client daemon, install and uninstall the Novell Client for Linux, load the Novell Client for
Linux tray application, list active connections for the currently logged-in user, copy files and
directories to and from Novell file systems, display or modify the attributes of files and directories
on Novell file systems, log a user in to or out of a Novell file server or eDirectory
file system to a remote file system on a Novell file server, and display or modify a user's trustee
assignments or inherited rights filter for volumes, directories, or files.
The utilities are located in the /opt/novell/ncl/bin directory, and include the following:
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Section B.1, "Shell Commands," on page 41
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Section B.2, "GUI Utilities," on page 42
B.1 Shell Commands
The Novell Client for Linux Shell Commands
Table B-1
Utility
Description
Loads the Novell Client for
ncl_tray
Linux tray application and
allows customization of the
tray interface.
nwconnections Lists active connections for the
currently logged-in user.
Copies files and directories to
nwcopy
and from Novell file systems.
Syntax
ncl_tray basic_options Qt_options KDE_options
Examples: ncl_tray & loads the tray application
to run in the background.
ncl_tray--config my_tray.conf loads the
tray application using a custom configuration file
called my_tray.conf.
nwconnections [--] [-v] [-h]
nwcopy flags -p source_path -t target_path
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