*yawn* No, I'm not up sysadminning or whatever, I'm just unwell. :) I'd love
to say I was still up hacking, but I can't concentrate *that* much.
Anyway, I've been pondering how to go about NFS mounting user directories,
for X terminals and other uses. Is it best just to mount /home at boot and
be done with it, or is there a more flexible way of doing things?
Seems a bit silly to keep the mount when nothing's going on. Perhaps I'm
jsut confused from all the Samba I've had to do in the past.
- Jeff
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