hadfs(1)
| HADFS(1) | Active Directory File System | HADFS(1) |
NAME
hadfs - mount AD configuration from LDAP as a FUSE tree
SYNOPSIS
hadfs mountpoint host [port]
DESCRIPTION
hadfs is a software for mapping Active Directory settings stored in LDAP database using FUSE (Filesystem in USErspace).
In order for hadfs to be able to get the configuration, it must be authorized to do it via Kerberos (using kinit for example).
- mountpoint - user-owned directory to mount filesystem
- host - hostname of LDAP database
- port - LDAP port (default: 389)
FILES
LDAP tree elements are represented by directories and their properties are represented by text files. You may encounter the following files:
- .chpwd - Write-only file for changing user's password.
- .attributes - Object attributes as a LDIF file.
- .attributes.json - Object attributes as a JSON.
- .lasterrror - File stored in catalog where the program was
- started. There is no way to get human-readable error message from the file system so this file stores text of last error message.
- .refresh - The LDAP tree data is cached locally. You may trigger
- cache update by 'touch .refresh' command invoked in the directory you want to update.
EXAMPLES
Mount Active Directory domain settings into user-owned directory in $HOME/adfs:
$ mkdir /home/user/adfs $ kinit administrator@DOMAIN.ALT $ hadfs /home/user/adfs dc0.domain.alt
SEE ALSO
kinit(1), <https://www.altlinux.org/ActiveDirectory/ADFS>
AUTHOR
This software is written by Sergey Bubnov. Manpage is written by Igor "NIR" Chudov.
REPORTING BUGS
Report bugs to: <https://github.com/altlinuxteam/hadfs>
| July 01 2019 | BSD |
