On Wed, 2008-02-20 at 11:10 -0800, Gerhard Magnus wrote: > I've been experimenting with setting up an ftp server on a home network. > The instructions I've been looking at for getting vsftpd operational > include using "mount --bind" commands for mounting other directories > to /var/ftp (neat trick!) The how-to says: > > Whenever you restart your computer, you have to bind the directories > every time, so that they are shown on the ftp server. To skip binding > every time, write everything (all commands for binding) in a mount.sh > file and run it whenever you restart your computer. > > Confession: This will be my first unix script. A whole new world awaits! > Where do I put it? > How do I guarantee it will be run at boot time? > > Thanks for the help! > Jerry > > I don't think you have to make a script. Just put the mounts in /etc/fstab /directory/to/share /var/ftp/whatever none --bind I'm not an expert, but it did work here Henning Larsen
