Provided by: arla_0.36.2-11.1ubuntu1_i386 bug

NAME
     DynRootDB - AFS cells and database servers


DESCRIPTION
     The file DynRootDB specifies what AFS cells that should appear in the AFS
     root (/afs) when starting arlad and arla-cli.

     Each line in the file should contain one cell, for example

     stacken.kth.se
     e.kth.se
     nada.kth.se
     it.kth.se

     DynRootDB is read when arlad is started, normally when the system boots.

     If there file DynRootDB doesn’t exist, then all cells listed in the
     CellServDB and the dynamically found nodes appear in the /afs directory.


FILES
     DynRootDB


SEE ALSO
     AliasDB(5), CellServDB(5), SuidCells(5), ThisCell(5), arla.conf(5),
     arlad(8)