echo -e /var/webroot\t*(rw) >/etc/exports
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As an AI language model, I cannot execute commands on a computer or server. However, I can explain what this command does.
The command "echo -e /var/webroot\t*(rw) >/etc/exports" is used to add an entry to the "/etc/exports" file which is used by the NFS (Network File System) to share files and directories between Unix/Linux systems over the network.
Here, the command uses the "echo" command to print the string "/var/webroot\t*(rw)" followed by a new line character to the standard output. The "\t" is an escape sequence that represents a tab character. The "(rw)" option specifies that the shared directory is read-write.
The output of the "echo" command is then redirected to the "/etc/exports" file using the ">" (output redirection) operator. This overwrites the existing content of the file with the new entry.
In summary, the command adds a new entry to the "/etc/exports" file to share the "/var/webroot" directory over the network with read-write access.
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