Jonathan N. Little wrote:
sean wrote:
Something about how linux reads the additional drives as "devices"
limits my ability to have full read/write permissions, so I moved the
local folders to my virtually empty /home folder... will give this
layout a few test runs
Depends on how you mount them. I have a fileserver on my LAN where I
store all our camera images so they are commonly shared by all
workstations. On Ubuntu workstations the NFS share is mounted in fstab
with line to my server aang2
aang2.lws.lan:/mnt/datastore /mnt/datastore nfs4
_netdev,auto,hard,intr 0 0
I have a subdirectory on the nfs share Camera with all our cameras
dumped images so I created a link in the user profile:
~/Pictures/Camera that point to /mnt/datastore/Camera
So my Linux workstations have a common "local" access to Camera...
Rereading the thread more info. My example shows having a local "folder"
as a network share, another partition or drive on the same system is
similar and real easy... If the drive is just for you just create a
directory for the mount point in your profile and then mount drive in
fstab to that directory
/dev/sbd1 /home/sean/Documents/MoreStuff ext4 defaults 0 2
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Take care,
Jonathan
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