On 07/25, Johnny Billquist wrote: > For your question, the answer is essentially "where it fits". > > If you, for example have the netbsd source tree available over NFS, the > reasonable place to mount it would be under /usr/src > If you have user home directories over NFS, /home might be a good place. > > It does not make sense to have a generic universal mount point for all > different file systems you might want to mount. NFS or otherwise. Are you > also mounting all disk file systems under some specific point in your file > system?
Thank you for your reply! That makes sense. I guess my problem is that I'm not sure where some of these remote file systems "fit." In one case, I have a web app that needs read access to the log file of a server process running on another machine. The web app runs under nginx and resides at /var/www/<fqdn>/<web-app> I'm struggling to come up with a good idea for where the remote file system that contains the server log file should be mounted. One idea for the NFS mount point I had was /var/www/<fqdn>/<web-app>/internal/remote-server-logs but I wasn't super thrilled about that because it would reside under the web-app's root, hence my wondering about a more generic mount point location. Regards, Lewis
