lynn wrote:
$ su #change to root password: # cd /home # mv lynn lynn.old #save old home dir until space is needed # ln -s /home2/lynn lynn # make /home2/lynn APPEAR to be /home/lynn # and everything stays the same as if the # user directory was never changed. # this is generally the best way to # move directories.
problem solved
But if I mv lynn, lynn isn't there to ln -s. Also, nothing in /home survives the nfs mount:-(
Anyone who NFS mounts something over all of /home is doing it wrong. Remote home directories should ALWAYS be mounted individually, and should be automounted.
I see what you mean though. L x
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