Le lun. 21 fïvr. 2011 Ã 16:09 +0100, chris job.fr a ecrit : > Hello, > > Our users have two home directories : a local one (/home/user1) and > the "pam directory" (/pam/users1). When a user goes on a unix > platform of the laboratory, he is automatically on the pam directory > (/pam/users1). > Is it possible to do this thing : if the pam directory is > inaccessible, the user is automatically on their local directory > (/home/user1). > Maybe you could explain how (and when) the /pam/* directories are mounted, and which filesystem ? nfs... A very basic solution would be to have each /pam/userN as a symbolic link on /home/userN, which would be the fallback. When automounting (?) is OK, it would be replaced by the real "shared" /pam/userN -- Â /\ Guillaume AllÃgre Membre de l'April /~~\/\ Allegre.Guillaume@xxxxxxx Promouvoir et dÃfendre le logiciel libre / /~~\ tÃl. 04.76.63.26.99 http://www.april.org _______________________________________________ Pam-list mailing list Pam-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/pam-list
