Simplest, but also most work, is to edit the user entries in /etc/passwd. See man usermod.
If you're adventurous, you could also edit the file directly or via sed – though that might change more accounts than you want to. Am 12.05.26 um 13:45 schrieb [email protected]: > Hello, > this is not very arch related, but I did not know where to post it else - and > my system is arch. > > I have a couple of users on a remote server that I mount with fstab to /home. > I quickly realized that that isn't a good idea and wanted edited my > /etc/fstab to mount homes to / > media/homes and edited my nslcd.conf file to say: "map passwd homeDirectory > "/media/homes/$prefix"". > > Everything worked fine, but when I rebooted, the $HOME variable remained the > same, and I could not > access my initial home. > > Can anyone tell me, how to change $HOME for all users to point to the new > $HOME (/media/homes)? > > Thank you.
