Re: multi-user environment: mounting a lot of shares via ssh

2004-09-21 Thread Brian Ford
On Tue, 21 Sep 2004, Andreas Petralia wrote: > > Why not use the UNC path directly instead? > > because of the following reasons: > > 1. > > i want to make the home-directories available in the directory /HOMES: > /HOMES/A, /HOMES/B, /HOMES/C, ... > and i think it's not possible to link to a UNC

Re: multi-user environment: mounting a lot of shares via ssh

2004-09-21 Thread CyberZombie
Do you want a separate home directory from the one specified in /etc/passwd? You could always 'mount -fsb //computer/A_home /A_home'... Larry Hall wrote: At 09:36 AM 9/21/2004, you wrote: hi while 'shares' can be mounted in a ssh session via 'net use' by a single user, it seems that in a mult

Re: multi-user environment: mounting a lot of shares via ssh

2004-09-21 Thread Andreas Petralia
Larry Hall wrote: > > At 09:36 AM 9/21/2004, you wrote: > >hi > > > >while 'shares' can be mounted in a ssh session via 'net use' by a single > >user, it seems that in a multi-user environment, the users have to make > >sure, that they do not re-use already mapped drive letters. > > > >consider th

Re: multi-user environment: mounting a lot of shares via ssh

2004-09-21 Thread Larry Hall
At 09:36 AM 9/21/2004, you wrote: >hi > >while 'shares' can be mounted in a ssh session via 'net use' by a single >user, it seems that in a multi-user environment, the users have to make >sure, that they do not re-use already mapped drive letters. > >consider the following example: > >user A: >1. s

multi-user environment: mounting a lot of shares via ssh

2004-09-21 Thread Andreas Petralia
hi while 'shares' can be mounted in a ssh session via 'net use' by a single user, it seems that in a multi-user environment, the users have to make sure, that they do not re-use already mapped drive letters. consider the following example: user A: 1. ssh 2. net use h: computer\\A_home 3. ln