# volume format:
# :DEFAULT: [all of the default options except volume name]
# path [name] [casefold:x] [options:z,l,j] \
# [allow:a,@b,c,d] [deny:a,@b,c,d] [dbpath:path] [password:p] \
# [rwlist:a,@b,c,d] [rolist:a,@b,c,d] [limitsize:value in bytes]\
# [preexec:cmd] [root_preexec:cmd] [postexec:cmd] [root_postexec:cmd]
#
#
# name: volume name. it can't include the ':' character and is limited
# to 27 characters in length.
#
# variable substitutions:
# you can use variables for both <path> and <name> now. here are the
# rules:
# 1) if you specify an unknown variable, it will not get converted.
# 2) if you specify a known variable, but that variable doesn't have
# a value, it will get ignored.
#
# the variables:
# $b -> basename of path
# $c -> client's ip or appletalk address
# $d -> volume pathname on server
# $f -> full name (whatever's in the gecos field)
# $g -> group
# $h -> hostname
# $i -> client ip without tcp port or appletalk network
# $s -> server name (can be the hostname)
# $u -> username (if guest, it's whatever user guest is running as)
# $v -> volume name (either ADEID_NAME or basename of path)
# $z -> zone (may not exist)
# $$ -> $
#
# casefold options [syntax: casefold:option]:
# tolower -> lowercases names in both directions
# toupper -> uppercases names in both directions
# xlatelower -> client sees lowercase, server sees uppercase
# xlateupper -> client sees uppercase, server sees lowercase
#
# allow/deny/rwlist/rolist format [syntax: allow:user1,@group]:
# user1,@group,user2 -> allows/denies access from listed users/groups
# rwlist/rolist control whether or not the
# volume is ro for those users.
# preexec -> command to be run when the volume is mounted,
# ignore for user defined volumes
# root_preexec -> command to be run as root when the volume is mounted,
# ignore for user defined volumes
# postexec -> command to be run when the volume is closed,
# ignore for user defined volumes
# root_postexec -> command to be run as root when the volume is closed,
# ignore for user defined volumes
#
# codepage options [syntax: options:charsetname]
# volcharset -> specifies the charset to be used as the volume codepage
# e.g. "UTF8", "UTF8-MAC", "ISO-8859-15"
# maccharset -> specifies the charset to be used as the mac client codepage
# e.g. "MAC_ROMAN", "MAC_CYRILLIC"
#
# perm -> default permission value OR with the client requested perm
#
# miscellaneous options [syntax: options:option1,option2]:
# prodos -> make compatible with appleII clients.
# crlf -> enable crlf translation for TEXT files.
# noadouble -> don't create .AppleDouble unless a resource
# fork needs to be created.
# ro -> mount the volume as read-only.
# mswindows -> enforce filename restrictions imposed by MS
# Windows. this will also invoke a default
# codepage (iso8859-1) if one isn't already
# specified.
# nohex -> don't do :hex translations for anything
# except dot files. specify usedots as well if
# you want that turned off. note: this option
# makes the / character illegal.
# usedots -> don't do :hex translation for dot files. note: when
# this option gets set, certain file names
# become illegal. these are .Parent and
# anything that starts with .Apple.
# invisibledots -> don't do :hex translation for dot files. note: when
# this option gets set, certain file names
# become illegal. these are .Parent and
# anything that starts with .Apple. also, dot
# files created on the unix side are marked invisible.
# limitsize -> limit disk size reporting to 2GB. this is
# here for older macintoshes using newer
# appleshare clients. yucko.
# nofileid -> don't advertise createfileid, resolveid, deleteid
# calls
# root_preexec_close -> a non-zero return code from root_preexec close the
# volume being mounted.
# preexec_close -> a non-zero return code from preexec close the
# volume being mounted.
# nostat -> don't stat volume path when enumerating volumes list
# upriv -> use unix privilege.
#
#
# dbpath:path -> store the database stuff in the following path.
# password:password -> set a volume password (8 characters max)
# cnidscheme:scheme -> set the cnid scheme for the volume, default is [cdb]
# available schemes: [cdb dbd last]
#
# By default all users have access to their home directories.
~/ "Home Directory"
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maar goed, ik zit even naar die tutorial van jou te kijken en kom daar ook wel wat handige zaken in tegen. De bedoeling was i.d.d. om het ook voor Time Machine te gebruiken 
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