NAME

       sxvol-modify - modify existing volumes

SYNOPSIS

       sxvol modify <OPTIONS> sx://[profile@]cluster/volume

DESCRIPTION

       Modify  configuration of an existing volume. Some settings, such as the volume size or owner, can only be
       changed by cluster administrators.

OPTIONS

       -h, --help
              Print help and exit

       --full-help
              Print help, including hidden options, and exit

       -V, --version
              Print version and exit

       -o, --owner=NAME
              Set a new owner of the volume. The old owner will be automatically removed from the volume ACL (it
              can  be  granted  access  again  using sxacl(1)) and the new owner will be granted read, write and
              manager access.

       -s, --size=SIZE
              Set a new size of the volume. If the new size is lower than the current space usage of the volume,
              it will not be possible to store any new data until enough data gets removed to satisfy the limit.
              The size  can  be  followed  by  one  of  the  following  suffixes:  K(-ilobytes),  M(-megabytes),
              G(-igabytes) and T(-erabytes) suffixes.

       --max-revisions=NUMBER
              Set  a  new  limit for the number of file revisions kept int the volume. If the new limit is lower
              than a previous one, the oldest file revisions, which exceed it will be deleted. See sxrev(1)  for
              more information about revisions.

       --reset-custom-meta
              Reset  custom metadata of the volume. This option should only be used when reconfiguring a filter-
              enabled volume.

       --reset-local-config
              This option resets the local configuration of the volume stored in the SX configuration  directory
              (by default ~/.sx).

       -D, --debug
              Enable debug messages

       -c, --config-dir=PATH
              Path to the SX configuration directory (default: ~/.sx)

EXAMPLES

       To make 'bob' the new owner of the volume previously owned by 'joe' run:
           sxvol modify -o bob sx://admin@cluster/volume

       To change the size of the volume 'data' to 5 gigabytes run:
           sxvol modify -s 5G sx://admin@cluster/data

SEE ALSO

       sxvol-create(1), sxvol-remove(1)