TCFSPUTKEY(1)

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NAME
tcfsputkey - Puts the user's TCFS key into the kernel

SYNOPSIS
tcfsputkey [OPTIONS]

DESCRIPTION
tcfsputkey is used primarily to put the user's key into the kernel. The key is taken from the TCFS database. Each time a user runs tcfsputkey, the key reference count is increased by 1. This depends on the TCFS kernel module and not on this utility. See tcfs(7) for information.

  OPTIONS

-p  The permanent flag of the user's key is set. Therefore, the key cannot be removed from the TCFS kernel module with tcfsrmkey(1) until the permanent flag is cleared.

-u  The permanent flag of the user's key is cleared.

-k <key>
    Key <key> is put into the TCFS kernel module and not the default one taken from the TCFS key database. The <key> is put as is.

-b  Used together with -k tells tcfsputkey to first uudecode the key key and then put into the kernel. See tcfsviewkey(1)

-h  Shows the help screen.

-v  Makes the output more verbose.

SEE ALSO
tcfs(7), tcfsrmkey(1), tcfsviewkey(1).

BUGS
None so far.

AUTHOR
Aniello Del Sorbo (anidel@mikonos.dia.unisa.it)