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remote file sharing wikipedia 109 captures 18 jun 2013 22 sep 2026 dec jan feb 12 2022 2023 2024 success fail about this capture timestamps the wayback machine http web archive org web 20230112035158 https en wikipedia org wiki remote_file_sharing remote file sharing from wikipedia the free encyclopedia jump to navigation jump to search remote file sharing rfs is a unix operating system component for sharing resources such as files devices and file system directories across a network in a network independent manner similar to a distributed file system it was developed at bell laboratories of at t in the 1980s and was first delivered with unix system v release 3 svr3 1 rfs relied on the streams transport provider interface feature of this operating system it was also included in unix system v release 4 but as that also included the network file system nfs which was based on tcp ip and more widely supported in the computing industry rfs was little used some licensees of at t unix system v release 4 did not include rfs support in svr4 distributions and sun microsystems removed it from solaris 2 4 contents 1 features 2 remote system call interface 3 see also 4 references features edit the basic application architecture of rfs is the client server model in which a participating host may be a server as well as a client simultaneously it was based on different design decisions in comparison to the network file system nfs instead of focusing on reliable operation in the presence of failures it focused on preserving unix file system semantics across the network this enabled the system to provide remote access to hardware resources located on an rfs server unlike nfs before version 4 the rfs server maintains state to keep track of how many times a file has been opened or the locks established on a file or device rfs provides complete unix posix file semantics for all file types including special devices and named pipes it supports access controls and record and file locking of remote files in a transparent manner as if the shared files are local this permitted binary application compatibility when involving network resources 2 it allows the mounting of devices across the network for example dev cdrom can be accessed remotely as if it were a local resource access to any specific file or a file system directory is transparent across the network so that users do not need to know where a file is actually located rfs is implemented independently of the underlying network technology for this it relies on the system v streams mechanism using the transport provider interface 3 remote system call interface edit access sysacct chdir change directory chmod change file mode chown change file owner chroot close close a file creat create a file exec execute a file exece execute a file with an environment fcntl fstat stat a file using a file descriptor fstatfs stat a file system using a file descriptor ioctl link first half of link operation link1 second half of link operation mknod make block or character special file open open a file read read from a file seek seek on a file stat stat a file using pathname statfs stat a file system using pathname unlink utime utssys return information about a mounted files write getdents read directory entries in a file system mkdir rmdir srmount server side of remote mount srumount server side of remote unmount coredump dump core request writei internal form of write system call readi internal form of read system call rsignal sendremote signal synctime synchronize time between machines iput free a remote inode iupdate update a remote inode update write modified buffers back to disk see also edit appletalk samba server message block webdav references edit rifkin andrew p forbes michael p hamilton richard l sabrio michael shah suryakanta yueh kang 1987 rfs architectural overview australian unix systems user group newsletter vol 7 a p rifkin m p forbes r l hamilton michail sabrio s shah and k yueh rfs architectural overview usenix conference proceedings june 1986 atlanta ga dennis m ritchie a stream input output system bell laboratories technical journal 63 8 october 1984 this computer storage related article is a stub you can help wikipedia by expanding it v t e retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title remote_file_sharing oldid 1014843082 categories internet protocols network file systems internet protocol based network software unix system v computer storage stubs hidden categories all stub articles navigation menu personal tools not logged in talk contributions create account log in namespaces article talk english views read edit view history more navigation main page contents current events random article about wikipedia contact us donate contribute help learn to edit community portal recent changes upload file tools what links here related changes upload file special pages permanent link page information cite this page wikidata item print export download as pdf printable 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