> >Right.. that's what I was thinking as well. Well, if you want them on > >separate servers more because of a resource issue than any other > issue (like > >security) then why don't you set it up similar to what you did > with mail and > >use links? > > > Because I didn't use links. User INBOXes all reside in the same > location: /var/mail/$USER and there's nothing else I have to do there. > I don't need any symlinks to point anywhere from there. Their own local > folders sit in their personal mail folder /home/$USER/mail/, just their > INBOX sits elsewhere. > Sorry for the confusion . on your webserver, create all your user accounts in /home/www e.g. userA and userB /home/www/userA /home/www/userB on your shellserver you have /home/userA /home/userB now create a mount point /home/www mount webserver:/home/www shellserver:/home/www on shell server: ln -s /home/userA/www /home/www/userA And that should do what you're looking for with only one mount point (wwwserver:/home/www mounted on shellserver:/home/www) Whenever you create a new account, in your adduser script add the command to create a link Hopefully that helps, sorry for the confusion Ben -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:redhat-list-request@xxxxxxxxxx?subject=unsubscribe https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
