William Kranec wrote:
Hi,
I have a photo collection which I would like multiple users to be able
to access, and I would like to do this by storing the files in a central
> location on my disk and linking /home/$USER/photos to that directory.
Where is the most appropriate place in the filesys
On Sun, 19 Feb 2006 16:19:01 -0500
William Kranec <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a photo collection which I would like multiple users to be
> able to access, and I would like to do this by storing the files in a
central location on my disk and linking /home/$USER/photos to that
direc
On Sun, Feb 19, 2006 at 11:03:44PM +0100, scorch wrote:
> if you put them on /var & run out of space [...]
quota(1) and referenced documentation may help.
Where is the most appropriate place in the filesystem for this
directory? I've considered both /home/photos and /var/photos, but
I'm not quite if one is better than the other, or if it just doesn't
make a difference.
if you put them on /var & run out of space due to people stuffing pr0n or
It probably doesn't make a difference, except if your /var partition (or
/home for that matter) won't hold the photos directory as well as the
regular data that is held there. But I do remember that in OpenBSD you
can save your /home directory when upgrading , so there's something to
keep in mi
Hi,
I have a photo collection which I would like multiple users to be able to
access, and I would like to do this by storing the files in a central location
on my disk and linking /home/$USER/photos to that directory.
Where is the most appropriate place in the filesystem for this directory? I'
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