acfsutil sec realm clone

Purpose

Clones an Oracle ACFS security realm.

Syntax and Description

acfsutil sec realm clone -h
acfsutil sec realm clone realm -s src_mount_point new_realm
     [-e] [-f] [-G] [-l] [-u]
acfsutil sec realm clone realm -s src_mount_point 
     [new_realm] -d destination_mount_point 
     [-e] [-G] [-l] [-u]

acfsutil sec realm clone -h displays help text and exits.

Table 16-64 contains the options available with the acfsutil sec realm clone command.

Table 16-64 Options for the acfsutil sec realm clone command

Option	Description
`realm`	Specifies the realm name to be cloned.
`-s` `src_mount_point`	Specifies the directory where the source file system is mounted.
`new_realm`	Specifies the new realm name.
`-d` `destination_mount_point`	Specifies the directory for the destination mount point for the new realm.
`-e`	Copy encryption attributes to the new realm.
`-f`	Copy file objects to the new realm.
`-G`	Copy operating system groups to the new realm.
`-l`	Copy filters to the new realm.
`-u`	Copy users to the new realm.

The acfsutil sec realm clone makes a copy of the specified realm in the destination mount point. If the source and mount points are different and the new realm name is not specified, then the realm is cloned using the existing realm name in the Oracle ACFS file system specified by destination mount point. If the destination mount point is not specified, then the cloned realm is located in the source mount point and a new unique realm name must be specified.

If the -l option is specified and the destination mount point is different than the source mount point, then the rules and rule sets must be cloned first.

If the -e option is specified and the destination mount point is different than the source mount point, then encryption must be set on destination mount point. For more information, refer to "acfsutil encr set".

The -f option can only be used if the destination mount point is the same as the source mount point.

Only a security administrator can run this command.

Examples

The following example shows the use of the acfsutil sec realm clone command.

Example 16-58 Using the acfsutil sec realm clone command

$ /sbin/acfsutil sec realm clone my_security_realm -s /acfsmounts/acfs1
      my_new_security_realm -d /acfsmounts/acfs2 -G