Manual pages - Section 4: file servers
- intro — introduction to file servers
- acme — control files for text windows
- archfs — mount mkfs-style archive
- bzfs — compressed read-write ram filesystem
- cdfs, cddb — optical disc (CD, DVD, BD) track reader and writer file system
- cfs — cache file system
- consolefs, C, clog — file system for console access
- dossrv, 9660srv, dosmnt, eject — DOS and ISO9660 file systems
- execnet — network interface to program execution
- exportfs, srvfs — network file server plumbing
- ext2srv — ext2 file system
- factotum, fgui, userpasswd — authentication agent
- flashfs — journalling file system for flash memory
- fs — file server, dump
- ftpfs — file transfer protocol (FTP) file system
- hgfs — mercurial file system
- hjfs — file server
- httpfile — serve a single web file
- import — import a name space from a remote system
- iostats — file system to measure I/O
- keyfs, warning — authentication database files
- lnfs — long name file system
- mntgen — automatically generate mount points for file systems
- namespace — structure of conventional file name space
- nfs — Sun network file system client
- nntpfs — network news transport protocol (NNTP) file system
- paqfs — compressed read-only file system
- plumber — file system for interprocess messaging
- ptrap —
- ramfs — memory file system
- ratfs — mail address ratification file system
- rdbfs — remote kernel debugging file system
- rio — window system files
- sacfs — compressed file system
- snap, snapfs — create and mount process snapshots
- srv, srvtls, 9fs — start network file service
- 32vfs, cpiofs, tapfs, tarfs, tpfs, v6fs, v10fs, zipfs — mount archival file systems
- telco, faxreceive, faxsend, fax, telcofax, telcodata — telephone dialer network
- tftpfs — trivial file transfer protocol (TFTP) file system
- truetypefs — TrueType font file system
- upasfs — mail file server
- vacfs — a Venti-based file system
- wadfs — WAD file system
- webcookies — HTTP cookie manager
- webfs — world wide web file system
- wikifs, wikipost — wiki file system