Uno Engborg wrote: > that their home directory is always on /home/... regardless if the > machine they are using at the moment is the one that actually physically > holds their home directory. Maybe mount --bind over the local copy of the homedir would be interesting. When the mount --bind is not in operation providing visibility of the networked home dir in /home/user, then the actual /home/user tree shows through instead. -Andy
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