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.TH GEFS 4 .SH NAME gefs \- file server .SH SYNOPSIS .B gefs [ .B -A ] [ .B -r .I user ] [ .B -f .I file ] [ .B -m .I mem ] [ .B -n .I name ] [ .B -a .I ann ] ... [ .B -S ] [ .B -s ] .SH DESCRIPTION .I Gefs is an experimental file server. It attempts to be crash safe, snapshotting, and corruption-detecting, without giving up too much performance. .PP The options are: .TP .B -A Disable auth. Permissions are still checked, but anyone will be able to attach as any user. .TP .BI "-f " file Use .I file as the disk. .TP .BI "-m " mem Allocate .I mem megabytes to use for cache. .TP .BI "-n " name Use .I name as the name of the service. If unspecified, the default service name is .IR gefs . .TP .BI "-a " ann Announce and listen on the specified network address. .TP .BI "-r " user Ream the file system, erasing all of the old data. Create a user named .I user in the .I adm group. After reaming, .I gefs will exit. .TP .B -S Ignore permissions. Without god, all things are permitted. .TP .B -s Read and write protocol messages on standard file descriptors zero and one. .PD .SH "SEE ALSO" .IR cwfs (4), .IR hjfs (4), .IR gefs (8), .IR prep (8), .IR sd (3) .SH BUGS Yes