A backing store image (fancy term for an image used as a backup) of a file system at a given point in time.
A value that modifies the default permissions on a newly created file or directory, resulting in the file or directory's real permission structure.
The file system used for DVD-ROMs.
The standard hard disk-based file system used in Solaris (and most of the rest of the UNIX world).
To make a file system unavailable for use.
A number that uniquely identifies a user on the computer.
A character string that uniquely identifies a user on the computer. Users log in by using their username and a password.
A set of files run during the login process that configures the user's working environment.
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