On Mon, 2004-08-09 at 06:58, Mark Farmer wrote:
> I'm using fc2 & my /home dir is mounted via nfs and the machine is authenticating against
> win2003 domain (no local accounts except root), however I don't use automount for /home but
> maybe I should?
Well, Windows might complicate things, but the time-tested method of
doing this is to authenticate someplace (historically NIS), host the
home directories somewhere, and make all the machines
very...predictable. Meaning, when it barfs for any reason, a single
CDROM can rebuild the thing, saving scads of time.
It appears there's a new version of NFS in the mix now; it uses a
lot of things people have been waiting for...but I don't know it yet.
But doing this has business implications...
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