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When HFS file systems are mounted z/OS UNIX System Services Planning GA32-0884-00 |
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A newly created file system is empty except for an unnamed root
directory. Because this directory needs attributes, which will be
stored in its inode, the creating routine must set some start values.
The DFSMS allocation
routines set ownership to the user who allocates the data set. The
routines also set the file mode to 700 in order to ensure that only
this user can access it until that user permits other access. When
you create file systems for other users, you must change the attributes
of the root directory of the new file system. To do so, mount the
new file system, and then change the attributes. You need to change
the attributes only once because your changes are saved in the root's
inode. Assuming that the file system was mounted on a directory called mount-point-name,
follow these steps:
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