plan9 man page for import

Query: import

OS: plan9

Section: 4

Format: Original Unix Latex Style Formatted with HTML and a Horizontal Scroll Bar

IMPORT(4)						     Kernel Interfaces Manual							 IMPORT(4)

NAME
import - import a name space from a remote system
SYNOPSIS
import [ option ... ] system file [ mountpoint ]
DESCRIPTION
Import allows an arbitrary file on a remote system to be imported into the local name space. Usually file is a directory, so the complete file tree under the directory is made available. A process is started on the remote machine, with authority of the user of import, to perform work for the local machine using the exportfs(4) service. If mountpoint is omitted import uses the name of the remote file as the local mount point. If file is a directory, import allows options exactly as in mount and bind(1) to control the construction of union directories.
EXAMPLE
To allow a Datakit-only machine to access an Ethernet using TCP: import -a kremvax /net con tcp!ucbvax or import -a kremvax /net echo 'add tcp' > /net/cs con ucbvax
SOURCE
/sys/src/cmd/import.c
SEE ALSO
bind(1), cs in ndb(8) IMPORT(4)
Related Man Pages
git-import-dscs(1) - debian
go-packages(7) - debian
approx-import(8) - debian
ftpfs(4) - plan9
srv(4) - plan9
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