At NCSA (National Center for Supercomputing Applications) we have
/afs/ncsa/.u[1-10] and evenly distribute the load of mount points
across the 10 volumes.
We also have /afs/ncsa/user which is a directory of links for the
users who "don't want to know." It's also easier to find someone without
knowing which .u volume they reside in.
We use the following .cshrc to deal with multiple archs.
# .cshrc file for multi- machine environment
#
# Please modify source commands below to use your personal
# configuration files.
#
#
###############################################################
#
# set up multi- machine login
#
if (-e /bin/4d) then
source $HOME/public/.cshrc.sgi
else if (-e /usr/bin/sun) then
source $HOME/public/.cshrc.sun
else if ( -e /usr/convex/getsysinfo ) then
source $HOME/public/.cshrc.convex
else
echo "You are not logging in on a sun or sgi."
echo "Using sun configuration files..."
source $HOME/.cshrc.sun
endif
Ral Geis
.`
