A.7 Namespace Manager (namespace)

Adds, removes, lists, or displays the configuration of FreeM namespaces, allowing the user to specify all relevant configuration options.

Syntax

namespace [add | remove | show] [-n <namespace> | --namespace=<namespace>]
           [OPTIONS...] 
namespace list

Options

‘-h’, ‘--help’

Displays a summary of namespace syntax and command-line options.

‘-n <namespace>’, ‘--namespace=<namespace>’

Sets the namespace being acted upon.

‘-m [inactive | read | write]’, ‘--jnlmode=[inactive | read | write]’

Sets the journaling mode for the namespace; ‘inactive’ by default.

‘-f <journal-file>’, ‘--jnlfile=<journal-file>’

Sets the file that FreeM will use for journaling; ‘/tmp/freem.journal’ by default.

‘-l <locktab-file>’, ‘--locktab=<locktab-file>’

Sets the file that FreeM will use for maintaining the LOCK table; ‘/tmp/freem.locktab’ by default.

‘-z <zalloctab-file>’, ‘--zalloctab=<zalloctab-file>’

Sets the file that FreeM will use for maintaining the ZALLOCATE table; ‘/tmp/freem.zalloctab’ by default.

‘-c <hardcopy-file>’, ‘--hardcopy=<hardcopy-file>’

Sets the file FreeM will use when invoked in hardcopy mode; ‘/tmp/freem.hardcopy’ by default.

‘-p <freem-path>’, ‘--path=<freem-path>’

Informs this program of the location where FreeM is installed. You must upply the ‘-p’ or ‘--path’ option if the $freem_base environment variable is not set.

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