Hello,
I changed my /etc/fstab to the new location and edited nslcd.conf as before.
Something important I forgot is, that you can't be logged into one of
the accounts that is being affected.
This is working fine now.
One Issue I am having right now, is that the gnome bookmarks in
~/.config/gtk-3.0/bookmarks are still the old and pointing to home
directories (e.g. /home/$some_user instead of /media/homes/$some_user.
Does anyone know how I can update the settings in a nice way?
I could just write a script, that goes through all the users, and edits
or deletes the bookmarks file...
But isn't there a nicer solution, that maybe also works for not so
tech-savvy people?
Thank you.
Best,
Lucienne
On 5/12/26 13:45, [email protected] wrote:
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.
