On Mon, 12 Sep 2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hello,
>
> > acctually you can mount them anywhere you want. i bet /mnt or /home .
> > just dont mount them to /etc or /sbin or something, that would be
> > too .... weird...
the right place to mount media and other PCs over nfs is a pissing contest
- root should NOT be mounting anything temporarily
- automounters has its own mountpoints
- users should be mounting things consistently, so that
tom/dick and harry cn find where you mounted stuff
/usr/local
/var/spool/mail
/var/www
/home
all can be mounted in its expected location
or mounted anywhere else ( /mnt/local, /mnt/home, .. )
- add the additional mounting fun for
mounting *.i386 binaries ( generic )
mounting *.i686 binaries ( p4 )
mounting *.amd binaries
mounting *.emt-64 binaries
mounting *.sun3
mounting *.sun4
...
ie use /usr/local.`uname -m`
i mount everything under /mnt because ALL pcs is the same ...
and anythign is considered local to the disk/PC itself and NOT
mounted from anywhere else
/mnt/floppy
/mnt/dvd
/mnt/cdrom
/mnt/Win98
/mnt/Win2K
...
and anything that is automounted is mounted under it's own /.autofs
with symlinks to provide:
/n/Win98
/n/Win2K
/n/Mail
/n/Web
/n/home
...
c ya
alvin
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