Package com.aoindustries.aoserv.client.linux
package com.aoindustries.aoserv.client.linux
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ClassDescriptionCachedObjectGroupNameKey<V extends CachedObjectGroupNameKey<V>>An object that is cached and uses
Group.Name
as its primary key.CachedObjectUserNameKey<V extends CachedObjectUserNameKey<V>>An object that is cached and usesUser.Name
as its primary key.CachedTableGroupNameKey<V extends CachedObjectGroupNameKey<V>>CachedTableUserNameKey<V extends CachedObjectUserNameKey<V>>A limited number of hosts may connect to aserver's
daemon, each is configured as anAOServerDaemonHost
.GlobalObjectPosixPathKey<T extends GlobalObjectPosixPathKey<T>>An object that is cached and uses aPosixPath
as its primary key.GlobalTablePosixPathKey<V extends GlobalObjectPosixPathKey<V>>ALinuxGroup
may exist on multipleServer
s.Represents a group ID that may be used by certain types of groups.ALinuxServerGroup
adds aLinuxGroup
to aServer
, so thatLinuxServerAccount
with access to the group may use the group on the server.EachLinuxGroup
's use is limited by whichLinuxGroupType
is associated with it.EachLinuxGroup
may be accessed by any number ofLinuxAccount
s.Several resources on aServer
require a server-wide unique identifier.Represents a full path in POSIX style.AServer
stores the details about a server that runs the AOServ distribution.Obtained from http://www.drbd.org/users-guide/ch-admin.html#s-connection-statesObtained from http://www.drbd.org/users-guide/ch-admin.html#s-disk-statesObtained from http://www.drbd.org/users-guide/ch-admin.html#s-rolesThe results of the most recent weekly RAID check.All of the possible Linux login shells are provided asShell
s.All of the time zones on a server.The table containing all of the possible time zones.One user may have shell, FTP, and/or email access to any number of servers.Used for the various user-provided fields in the/etc/passwd
file.Represents a Linux username.TheLinuxAccountType
of aLinuxAccount
controls which systems the account may access.