> 2008/10/20 erik quanstrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > > > #to solve the authentication --- see the text bellow > > > mount /srv/penelopa $home/shared/penelopa > > > unmount $home/shared/penelopa > > > > i don't see an explination for this below. what does this > > accomplish? if you are trying to load more keys into your > > factotum, this can be more cleanly be done by putting them > > in secstore(1). secstored(8) will serve them. > > > Well. I mentioned this reason in the PS note. I do this only to be able to > enter my login and password somehow. If I leave out the mount/unmount > commands then the 'local mount' will ask for these instead, but then you
really, use secstore. > Ok. By doing all the complicated dance _without_ these two commands, I > achieve I have _globally_ accesible files served by the penelopa machine. i'm not sure i understand what you are doing. you shouldn't be running plumber as eve (typically bootes) on a cpu server to add stuff to the default namespace. typically what one would do to accomplish what you are doing on a cpu server is to use /lib/namespace.$machine to mount your fs as none, or in this case a user with only read permissions. this will add all the stuff listed to the namespace of any process cpu'ing in. (though not to the console's namespace; this needs to be done in /rc/bin/cpurc.) you can store whatever authentication keys you require in addition to the eve's key in secstore. > Hopefully I explained... sounds very complicated. i'm not sure i understand. - erik
