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Amq default information
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With no arguments, "Amq" obtains a brief list of all existing mounts
created by Amd. This is different from the list displayed by df(1)
since the latter only includes system mount points.
The output from this option includes the following information:
* the automount point,
* the filesystem type,
* the mount map or mount information,
* the internal, or system mount point.
For example:
/ root "root" sky:(pid75)
/homes toplvl /usr/local/etc/amd.homes /homes
/home toplvl /usr/local/etc/amd.home /home
/homes/jsp nfs charm:/home/charm /a/charm/home/charm/jsp
/homes/phjk nfs toytown:/home/toytown /a/toytown/home/toytown/ai/phjk
If an argument is given then statistics for that volume name will be
output. For example:
What Uid Getattr Lookup RdDir RdLnk Statfs Mounted@
/homes 0 1196 512 22 0 30 90/09/14 12:32:55
/homes/jsp 0 0 0 0 1180 0 90/10/13 12:56:58
`What'
the volume name.
`Uid'
ignored.
`Getattr'
the count of NFS "getattr" requests on this node. This should
only be non-zero for directory nodes.
`Lookup'
the count of NFS "lookup" requests on this node. This should only
be non-zero for directory nodes.
`RdDir'
the count of NFS "readdir" requests on this node. This should only
be non-zero for directory nodes.
`RdLnk'
the count of NFS "readlink" requests on this node. This should be
zero for directory nodes.
`Statfs'
the could of NFS "statfs" requests on this node. This should only
be non-zero for top-level automount points.
`Mounted@'
the date and time the volume name was first referenced.
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