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Search for ACIs.

Returns a list of ACIs

EXAMPLES:

To find all ACIs that apply directly to members of the group ipausers:
ipa aci-find --memberof=ipausers

To find all ACIs that grant add access:
ipa aci-find --permissions=add

Note that the find command only looks for the given text in the set of
ACIs, it does not evaluate the ACIs to see if something would apply.
For example, searching on memberof=ipausers will find all ACIs that
have ipausers as a memberof. There may be other ACIs that apply to
members of that group indirectly.

Automount

Stores automount(8) configuration for autofs(8) in IPA.

The base of an automount configuration is the configuration file auto.master.
This is also the base location in IPA. Multiple auto.master configurations
can be stored in separate locations. A location is implementation-specific
with the default being a location named 'default'. For example, you can have
locations by geographic region, by floor, by type, etc.

Automount has three basic object types: locations, maps and keys.

A location defines a set of maps anchored in auto.master. This allows you
to store multiple automount configurations. A location in itself isn't
very interesting, it is just a point to start a new automount map.

A map is roughly equivalent to a discrete automount file and provides
storage for keys.

A key is a mount point associated with a map.

When a new location is created, two maps are automatically created for
it: auto.master and auto.direct. auto.master is the root map for all
automount maps for the location. auto.direct is the default map for
direct mounts and is mounted on /-.

An automount map may contain a submount key. This key defines a mount
location within the map that references another map. This can be done
either using automountmap-add-indirect --parentmap or manually
with automountkey-add and setting info to "-type=autofs :<mapname>".

EXAMPLES:

Locations:

Create a named location, "Baltimore":
ipa automountlocation-add baltimore

Display the new location:
ipa automountlocation-show baltimore

Find available locations:
ipa automountlocation-find

Remove a named automount location:
ipa automountlocation-del baltimore

Show what the automount maps would look like if they were in the filesystem:
ipa automountlocation-tofiles baltimore

Import an existing configuration into a location:
ipa automountlocation-import baltimore /etc/auto.master

The import will fail if any duplicate entries are found. For
continuous operation where errors are ignored, use the --continue
option.

Maps:

Create a new map, "auto.share":
ipa automountmap-add baltimore auto.share

Display the new map:
ipa automountmap-show baltimore auto.share

Find maps in the location baltimore:
ipa automountmap-find baltimore

Create an indirect map with auto.share as a submount:
ipa automountmap-add-indirect baltimore --parentmap=auto.share --mount=sub auto.man

This is equivalent to:

ipa automountmap-add-indirect baltimore --mount=/man auto.man
ipa automountkey-add baltimore auto.man --key=sub --info="-fstype=autofs ldap:auto.share"

Remove the auto.share map:
ipa automountmap-del baltimore auto.share

Keys:

Create a new key for the auto.share map in location baltimore. This ties
the map we previously created to auto.master:
ipa automountkey-add baltimore auto.master --key=/share --info=auto.share

Create a new key for our auto.share map, an NFS mount for man pages:
ipa automountkey-add baltimore auto.share --key=man --info="-ro,soft,rsize=8192,wsize=8192 ipa.example.com:/shared/man"

Find all keys for the auto.share map:
ipa automountkey-find baltimore auto.share

Find all direct automount keys:
ipa automountkey-find baltimore --key=/-

Remove the man key from the auto.share map:
ipa automountkey-del baltimore auto.share --key=man

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	English	Czech	Actions
	Legal LDAP filter (e.g. ou=Engineering)
	Subtree
	Subtree to apply ACI to
	Target group	Cíl
	Group to apply ACI to
	Target your own entry (self)
	Apply ACI to your own entry (self)
	Create new ACI.
	ACI prefix
	Prefix used to distinguish ACI types (permission, delegation, selfservice, none)
	Test the ACI syntax but don't write anything
	Retrieve and print all attributes from the server. Affects command output.
	Print entries as stored on the server. Only affects output format.
	User-friendly description of action performed
	The primary_key value of the entry, e.g. 'jdoe' for a user
	Delete ACI.	Smazat
	True means the operation was successful
	Search for ACIs. Returns a list of ACIs EXAMPLES: To find all ACIs that apply directly to members of the group ipausers: ipa aci-find --memberof=ipausers To find all ACIs that grant add access: ipa aci-find --permissions=add Note that the find command only looks for the given text in the set of ACIs, it does not evaluate the ACIs to see if something would apply. For example, searching on memberof=ipausers will find all ACIs that have ipausers as a memberof. There may be other ACIs that apply to members of that group indirectly.
	A string searched in all relevant object attributes	Řetězec vyhledávaný ve všech odpovídajících atributech objektu
	Primary key only
	Results should contain primary key attribute only ("name")
	Number of entries returned
	True if not all results were returned
	Modify ACI.
	Rename an ACI.
	New ACI name
	Display a single ACI given an ACI name.
	Location of the ACI
	Automount Stores automount(8) configuration for autofs(8) in IPA. The base of an automount configuration is the configuration file auto.master. This is also the base location in IPA. Multiple auto.master configurations can be stored in separate locations. A location is implementation-specific with the default being a location named 'default'. For example, you can have locations by geographic region, by floor, by type, etc. Automount has three basic object types: locations, maps and keys. A location defines a set of maps anchored in auto.master. This allows you to store multiple automount configurations. A location in itself isn't very interesting, it is just a point to start a new automount map. A map is roughly equivalent to a discrete automount file and provides storage for keys. A key is a mount point associated with a map. When a new location is created, two maps are automatically created for it: auto.master and auto.direct. auto.master is the root map for all automount maps for the location. auto.direct is the default map for direct mounts and is mounted on /-. An automount map may contain a submount key. This key defines a mount location within the map that references another map. This can be done either using automountmap-add-indirect --parentmap or manually with automountkey-add and setting info to "-type=autofs :<mapname>". EXAMPLES: Locations: Create a named location, "Baltimore": ipa automountlocation-add baltimore Display the new location: ipa automountlocation-show baltimore Find available locations: ipa automountlocation-find Remove a named automount location: ipa automountlocation-del baltimore Show what the automount maps would look like if they were in the filesystem: ipa automountlocation-tofiles baltimore Import an existing configuration into a location: ipa automountlocation-import baltimore /etc/auto.master The import will fail if any duplicate entries are found. For continuous operation where errors are ignored, use the --continue option. Maps: Create a new map, "auto.share": ipa automountmap-add baltimore auto.share Display the new map: ipa automountmap-show baltimore auto.share Find maps in the location baltimore: ipa automountmap-find baltimore Create an indirect map with auto.share as a submount: ipa automountmap-add-indirect baltimore --parentmap=auto.share --mount=sub auto.man This is equivalent to: ipa automountmap-add-indirect baltimore --mount=/man auto.man ipa automountkey-add baltimore auto.man --key=sub --info="-fstype=autofs ldap:auto.share" Remove the auto.share map: ipa automountmap-del baltimore auto.share Keys: Create a new key for the auto.share map in location baltimore. This ties the map we previously created to auto.master: ipa automountkey-add baltimore auto.master --key=/share --info=auto.share Create a new key for our auto.share map, an NFS mount for man pages: ipa automountkey-add baltimore auto.share --key=man --info="-ro,soft,rsize=8192,wsize=8192 ipa.example.com:/shared/man" Find all keys for the auto.share map: ipa automountkey-find baltimore auto.share Find all direct automount keys: ipa automountkey-find baltimore --key=/- Remove the man key from the auto.share map: ipa automountkey-del baltimore auto.share --key=man
	Key	Klíč
	Automount key name.

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