@@ -47,12 +47,13 @@ files_external:list [--show-password] [--full] [-a|--all] [-s|--short] [--] [<us
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|===
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- | `--show-password` | User to add the mount configurations for, if not set the mount will
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- be added as system mount.
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- | `--full` | Don't save the imported mounts, only list the new mounts.
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- | `-a, --all` | Show both system-wide mounts and all personal mounts.
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- | `-s, --short` | Show only a reduced mount info.
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- | `--output=[OUTPUT]` | The output format to use (`plain`, `json` or `json_pretty`, default is `plain`).
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+ | `--show-password` | Show passwords and secrets
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+ | `--mount-options | Show all mount options independent if they are set to their default value or not
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+ | `--full` | Don't truncate long values in table output
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+ | `-a, --all` | Show both system-wide mounts and all personal mounts.
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+ | `-s, --short` | Show only a reduced mount info.
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+ | `-i, --importable-format | Provide output values in a format compatible with files_external:import
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+ | `--output=[OUTPUT]` | The output format to use (`plain`, `json` or `json_pretty`, default is `plain`).
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|===
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=== Example
@@ -68,6 +69,12 @@ be added as system mount.
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+----------+------------------+----------+
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----
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+ NOTE: The `--importable-format` option helps to make the technical mount settings visible.
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+ To see all settings you still need to use the other options such as `--show-password`,
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+ `--full` and `--all`. When you want to export the mount settings for later import,
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+ use the `files_external:export` command. `files_external:export` ensures that all the
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+ necessary settings are included in the output.
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== files_external:applicable
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Manage applicable users and groups for a mount.
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