On Sun, Dec 22, 2002 at 11:56:01AM +0000, Michael Sternberg wrote:
>
>
> Hello list.
> sorry if this question is trivial - I
> could not find the solution.
>
> Here is the situation:
> I have a number of people (lets say 10),
> each one have a Linux with its root fs
> mounted on NFS.
>
> Most of content of this fs is the same,
> only one directory differs.
>
> The quick and ugly solution will be to
> create 10 huge root filesystems on NFS
> server that are almost identical and
> differ only by one small directory.
>
> How can I make all users to share the same
> common set of files ? Soft links did not
> helped me and hard links I'm from some
> reason I'm not permitted to create (even
> when I try as root).
What's wrong with soft links?
I installed here something similar with no problems.
I have a common readonly "/", a private "/specific" (which
is mounted separately), and soft links from places in "/"
(mostly /etc) to /specific.
>
> Thanks, Michael.
>
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