The LightWave Client file system is the repository for all LightWave Client configuration data: it contains API definitions, Server Certificates, configured users and groups, and HTTP logs. The file system consists of four audited Enscribe files: FC00, FC00A, FC01 and FC02. A file system cannot be shared by more than one LightWave Client Console process. Refer to CUTILITY for more information about managing the file system.
Copying or Moving the File System
You can copy the LightWave Client filesystem by copying all of the FC0* files in the filesystem subvolume to a new subvolume. The preferred way to do this is by using the PAK and UNPAK utilities (or similarly BACKUP and RESTORE) since they automatically update alternate key file references. A move is a copy to a new location, followed by a delete of the original.
Important
tacl> fup listopens $DATA.MYFS.FC0*
Copy the FC files in subvolume $DATA.MYFS to $DATA.MYNEWFS.
tacl> pak myfspak, $DATA.MYFS.FC0*, audited, listall tacl> unpak myfspak, $*.*.*, audited, listall, myid, map names ($DATA.MYFS.* to $DATA.MYNEWFS.*)
Alternatively, you can use FUP DUP to copy the files, but you must manually update the alternate key file references.
tacl> volume $DATA.MYNEWFS tacl> fup - dup $DATA.MYFS.FC0*, *, saveall - alter FC00, altfile (0, FC00A), audit - alter FC00A, audit - alter FC01, audit - alter FC02, audit - exit
Specify the new location of the filesystem using the --filesystem command line argument when starting the CONSOLE process. Once you have verified that you have successfully copied the filesystem to its new location, you may delete the original if desired.
Important
The filesystem contains server certificates (if installed) which contain information specific to the host name used to access LightWave Client Console. If copying the filesystem to another NonStop system, you may need to obtain and install a new server certificate for the new system.
