Hi Hildegard,
On 1/10/21 2:44 pm, Hildegard Meier wrote:
mount --bind/var/data/dev/<username>/var/data/chroot/<username>/dev
so/var/data/chroot/<username>/dev is now effectively local on the sftp server, not anymore on nfs mount.
That's not right. This doesn't magically turn an NFS mount into a local
mount. If /var/data/chroot/<username>/dev is NFS mounted,
/var/data/dev/<username> is also NFS mounted.
I believe I explained what you need to do but for some reason you didn't
like it, and when I asked why, you never replied.
To repeat myself:
1. Create /var/data/chroot/dev, /var/data/chroot/home and
/var/data/chroot/lib on both machines.
2. Configure your syslog daemon to read from /var/data/chroot/dev/log.
3. Configure SSH to chroot for the SFTP users to /var/data/chroot.
4. Mount your current NFS share which contains all 800 user directories
over /var/data/chroot/home.
For extra points, instead of step 4, although I think is the bit you
didn't like, while at the same time I think is the bit that you said you
really want, so there's cognitive dissonance for you:
4. Mount a NFS share which contains empty directories for all 800 users
over /var/data/chroot/home.
5. When a user logs in use automount to NSF mount their home directory
over /var/data/chroot/home/<username>.
This is not hard.
Regards,
David
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