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proplistd

proplistd(8)						      System Manager's Manual						      proplistd(8)

NAME

       proplistd - Services remote NFS compatible property list requests

SYNOPSIS

       /usr/sbin/proplistd numthreads

DESCRIPTION

       The proplistd daemon services sideband protocol requests from NFS clients for property list operations. Requests may be to get, set, and or
       delete the property list associated with an NFS served file system object.

       The proplistd is a multi-threaded ONC/RPC server.  The numthreads argument specifies the number of preallocated service threads. The recom-
       mended number of service threads is 1/4th the number of nfsd threads.

       The  object  against  which  the  proplist() operation is performed must be exported with appropriate access: read access for getproplist()
       operations, and write access for setproplist() and delproplist() operations.

       The proplistd daemon is typically started by nfssetup.

       See the acl(4) reference page for a discussion of the nfs-flatten-mode.

FILES

       Specifies the command path.  To startup the daemon on system boot

SEE ALSO

       Commands: nfssetup(8)

       Files: acl(4), proplist(4)

																      proplistd(8)