From: Bruce S. <bw...@ar...> - 2003-10-30 21:13:41
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> >where is the correct place to create a directory for a new user? > > usually it's under /home > > >will it be saved with the save-config command, so there is no need to > >reacreate it each time we boot? > > No it's not included in save-config, because we would get trouble fitting > this stuff on a CD. I have better luck saving my config to floppy or USB. Saving to CD has never worked for me! ;-) > When you have a harddisk installed, just create a LV with the name "home" > and it will get mounted under /home > > When you use the user only to login via ssh and then su, you can point home > to /tmp or something like that. If you really wanted to have save-config save the user's home directories, and you don't have anything private in root's home directory, you might be able to create home directories under /root/user1 /root/user2 /root/user3 ... (/root is saved) BTW, you'd also have to "chmod 755 /root". - BS |