We are running openafs 1.4.0 with Linux clients.
I want to script a process for shutdown time so that the dot files
from the Linux $HOME directory are copied to the user's openafs space.
But I can't figure how to ask openafs where is that user's space?.
Why this is a problem:
Our open afs
Paul Johnson wrote:
We are running openafs 1.4.0 with Linux clients.
I want to script a process for shutdown time so that the dot files
from the Linux $HOME directory are copied to the user's openafs space.
But I can't figure how to ask openafs where is that user's space?.
...
Users
Paul Johnson wrote:
We are running openafs 1.4.0 with Linux clients.
I want to script a process for shutdown time so that the dot files
from the Linux $HOME directory are copied to the user's openafs space.
But I can't figure how to ask openafs where is that user's space?.
...
When they log in on the Linux box, what are you using to know
what the user's home directory is (LDAP, /etc/passwd file, etc.)?
That should be your basis.
-John
On Tue, Jan 31, 2006 at 02:43:45PM -0600, Paul Johnson wrote:
We are running openafs 1.4.0 with Linux clients.
I want to script a
Paul Johnson wrote:
We are running openafs 1.4.0 with Linux clients.
I want to script a process for shutdown time so that the dot files
from the Linux $HOME directory are copied to the user's openafs space.
But I can't figure how to ask openafs where is that user's space?.
Sounds
On 1/31/06, John Lockard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When they log in on the Linux box, what are you using to know
what the user's home directory is (LDAP, /etc/passwd file, etc.)?
That should be your basis.
-John
Actually, your question leads me to confess some idiocy in our setup.
On campus,
