acfsutil sec info

Purpose

Displays information about Oracle ACFS security.

Syntax and Description

acfsutil sec info -h
acfsutil sec info -m mount_point
     [{-n [realm] | -l [rule] |-s [ruleset] |-c }] [-S snap_name]

acfsutil sec info -h displays help text and exits.

Table 16-54 contains the options available with the acfsutil sec info command.

Table 16-54 Options for the acfsutil sec info command

Option	Description
`-m` `mount_point`	Specifies the directory where the file system is mounted.
`-n` `realm`	Displays information about the specified security realm. If the realm name is omitted, a list of all realms is displayed.
`-l` `rule`	Displays information about the specified rule. If the rule name is omitted, a list of all rules is displayed.
`-s` `ruleset`	Displays information about the specified rule set. If the rule set name is omitted, a list of all rule sets is displayed.
`-c`	Lists all the command rules.
`-S` `snap_name`	Displays information about the realms, rules, and rule sets in the specified snapshot.

The acfsutil sec info command retrieves information about the list of realms, rules, and rule sets on the specified mount point. By specifying a particular realm, rule, or ruleset, you can retrieve information specific about the specified realm, rule, or ruleset. You can also display information about a specified snapshot.

If the -m option is specified without any other options, then the security enabled status and prepared status are displayed for the specified mount point.

To access files in the system security realms, the user should be assigned as a security administrator with the acfsutil sec admin add command. Only a security administrator can run this command.

Examples

The following example shows the use of the acfsutil sec info command.

Example 16-47 Using the acfsutil sec info command

$ /sbin/acfsutil sec info -m /acfsmounts/acfs1 -n my_realm