Add group
Use this step to add a user group to this Linux system.
Name |
Type |
Description |
Required |
New group name |
String |
The name of the group to be added. |
Yes |
Users to add to group |
String |
One or more users to add to the group. List each user on a separate line. |
No |
Add user
Use this step to add a user to this Linux system.
Name |
Type |
Description |
Required |
New user name |
String |
The name of the user to be added. |
Yes |
New users group |
String |
The name of an existing group to add the user to. Do not specify this property if the user is not being added to a group. |
No |
Change file ownership
Use this step to set the ownership of the files and directories in the current working directory.
Name |
Type |
Description |
Required |
Excludes |
String |
A list of file patterns to use to exclude files that are not to be changed. Specify each pattern on a separate line. Use the ANT pattern style. For example **/* matches all directories and files, and **/test/* matches all files and sub folders in the test folder. |
No |
Includes |
String |
A list of file patterns to use to include directories and files to be changed. Specify each pattern each on a separate line. Use the ANT pattern style. For example **/* matches all directories and files, and **/test/* matches all files and sub folders in the test folder. |
Yes |
New Owner |
String |
The name of the new owner of the files. |
No |
Type |
Enumeration |
The file types for which to change owners. Specify both, file, or directory. |
No |
Reboot
Use this step to reboot the Linux operating system.
Name |
Type |
Description |
Required |
Time |
String |
The time that the reboot is to occur. To start the reboot immediately, specify now. You can specify the number of minutes to wait before starting the reboot, by specifying +minutes. For example, +2, indicates to wait 2 minutes before the reboot starts. You can also specify an absolute time in this format: hh:mm. For example,entering 10:00 starts the reboot at 10:00 am. |
No |
Set file permissions
Use this step to set the permissions of files and directories in the current working directory.
Name |
Type |
Description |
Required |
Excludes |
String |
A list of file patterns to use to exclude files and directories that are not to be changed. Specify each pattern on a separate line. Use the ANT pattern style. For example **/* matches all directories and files, and **/test/* matches all files and sub folders in the test folder. |
No |
Includes |
String |
A list of file patterns to use to include directories and files to be changed. Specify each pattern each on a separate line. Use the ANT pattern style. For example **/* matches all directories and files, and **/test/* matches all files and sub folders in the test folder. |
Yes |
Permission String |
String |
The permission string to apply to the matched files. For example, 0777 or a+x. |
No |
Type |
Enumeration |
The type of files on which permission is to be set. Specify both, file, or directory. |
No |
Update fstab
Use this step to update, add, or remove rules from the file system table (fstab).
Name |
Type |
Description |
Required |
Add/Update rules |
String |
A list of rules to be added or updated. List each rule on a separate line. |
No |
Backup file suffix |
String |
A specified value to be appended to the orginal file name so that a backup of the original fstab file is created. |
No |
File owner |
String |
The owner for the fstab file, for example, root:root. If no value is supplied, the new file owner is be based on the agent process ID. |
No |
File permissions |
String |
Enter the permission for the fstab file, for example, 644. If a value is not specified, the new file permissions are based on the umask value. |
No |
Remove rules |
String |
A list of devices to remove. List each device on a separate line. Do not specify the full fstab rule here, just the source device. |
No |
fstab file path |
String |
The the path, including the file name, to the fstab file if it is not located at /etc/fstab . |
No |