Christopher D. Clausen wrote: > Why does domtool care about a home directory at all? And do you want to > trust users not to change the pre-set permissions? > It cares about finding configuration files, and it was obvious that these should go in user volumes (to count towards users' quotas) in the way we _were_ doing things. The way we had AFS set up, users didn't have enough permissions to change the relevant pre-set permissions, even though this took place within their volumes. I still think that it should be fine to have Domtool configuration in home directories, since I can code Domtool to be un-flummoxable by users out to cause havoc by changing permissions. > I also think calling the location of home directories "usr" instead of > "user" or "users" is dumb. And I'd suggest a "u" symlink to the "user" > volume. And yes, this should be a seperate volume. > docelic chose this prefix based on OpenAFS documentation. I don't think any of us has any deeper attachment to the idea than you'd expect from that.
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