Gilboa Davara wrote: > Hello all, > > Any idea how I can setup a per-user tmp directory? > E.g. > USER1 has /tmp -> /tmp/USER1, /var/tmp -> /var/tmp/USER1. > USER2 has /tmp -> /tmp/USER2, /var/tmp -> /var/tmp/USER2. > etc. > > In short, I want each user to have a private /tmp, and /var/tmp - > without having to resort to using virtualized/jailed environment. > > - Gilboa > > One thing I have done is create a tmp directory in each user's home directory, and then set the TMP variable to point to it. You will also want to add the tmp directory to /etc/skel so new users get it created for them automatically. (I added "TMP=$HOME/tmp" and added TMP to the export list in .bashprofile, but you could also add files to /etc/profile.d to cover both the c and sh shell variants. OH yes, the /tmp directory does limit what other users can do to your files in /tmp. Mikkel -- Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons, for thou art crunchy and taste good with Ketchup!
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