On Wed, Sep 05, 2007 at 10:07:51AM +0200, Benedict Verheyen wrote:
> > Don't use hostfs for this and UML will behave like any other system.
>
> OK, but i'm not sure how to handle this in a good way.
>
> What i have on my physical machine per user is this:
> * a home directory, made available to windows via samba
> * a Maildir
>
> I think i would better split this up:
> * move the homedirectories to an UML with samba installed to share the
> files so they are accessible via samba
> * create home directories on the mail UML to store email.
>
> So mails & files will be stored on 2 different UML's but it doesn't seem
> like a huge problem? Also, i will have homedirectories on the physical
> server too but not for all users and not all of them will be logging in
> on the physical server.
>
> Is this a doable/good approach?
This seems reasonable.
Jeff
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