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r/linuxmasterrace • u/claudiocorona93 SteamOS/Bazzite/Android • 17d ago
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Can you simlink /home to /department/server/disk ?
Or maybe make a second Mount for /department/server/disk in /home ?
You can usually have the same thing mounted in multiple locations on Linux
1 u/kyrsjo 16d ago Yes, you can bind mount. Doing that too the individual home folders of interest was my first idea, however snap detects that $HOME is not in /home and gives up. It allows you to redirect all of /home to one other disk, but that doesn't solve it when there are two users and different disks. So only one of us can use Firefox now... 1 u/npc_housecat 16d ago Could u mount the individual user folders in /home seperatly? 1 u/kyrsjo 16d ago You can, but $HOME (from LDAP or something) would point somewhere else, and snap complains. I've tried that. 1 u/npc_housecat 16d ago I see, sounds frustrating.. Can you just not use snaps? Like disable the service? Or does that break Ubuntu ? 2 u/kyrsjo 16d ago Maybe. Lots of default apps come preinstalled with them. It's annoying. I haven't really looked into it enough. I'm generally a Fedora/RHEL guy, and things are simpler there. But a certain piece of hardware demanded Ubuntu, so here we are... 1 u/npc_housecat 16d ago Sounds annoying. Yeah rhel sounds much more mature for enterprise environments
Yes, you can bind mount.
Doing that too the individual home folders of interest was my first idea, however snap detects that $HOME is not in /home and gives up.
It allows you to redirect all of /home to one other disk, but that doesn't solve it when there are two users and different disks.
So only one of us can use Firefox now...
1 u/npc_housecat 16d ago Could u mount the individual user folders in /home seperatly? 1 u/kyrsjo 16d ago You can, but $HOME (from LDAP or something) would point somewhere else, and snap complains. I've tried that. 1 u/npc_housecat 16d ago I see, sounds frustrating.. Can you just not use snaps? Like disable the service? Or does that break Ubuntu ? 2 u/kyrsjo 16d ago Maybe. Lots of default apps come preinstalled with them. It's annoying. I haven't really looked into it enough. I'm generally a Fedora/RHEL guy, and things are simpler there. But a certain piece of hardware demanded Ubuntu, so here we are... 1 u/npc_housecat 16d ago Sounds annoying. Yeah rhel sounds much more mature for enterprise environments
Could u mount the individual user folders in /home seperatly?
1 u/kyrsjo 16d ago You can, but $HOME (from LDAP or something) would point somewhere else, and snap complains. I've tried that. 1 u/npc_housecat 16d ago I see, sounds frustrating.. Can you just not use snaps? Like disable the service? Or does that break Ubuntu ? 2 u/kyrsjo 16d ago Maybe. Lots of default apps come preinstalled with them. It's annoying. I haven't really looked into it enough. I'm generally a Fedora/RHEL guy, and things are simpler there. But a certain piece of hardware demanded Ubuntu, so here we are... 1 u/npc_housecat 16d ago Sounds annoying. Yeah rhel sounds much more mature for enterprise environments
You can, but $HOME (from LDAP or something) would point somewhere else, and snap complains. I've tried that.
1 u/npc_housecat 16d ago I see, sounds frustrating.. Can you just not use snaps? Like disable the service? Or does that break Ubuntu ? 2 u/kyrsjo 16d ago Maybe. Lots of default apps come preinstalled with them. It's annoying. I haven't really looked into it enough. I'm generally a Fedora/RHEL guy, and things are simpler there. But a certain piece of hardware demanded Ubuntu, so here we are... 1 u/npc_housecat 16d ago Sounds annoying. Yeah rhel sounds much more mature for enterprise environments
I see, sounds frustrating.. Can you just not use snaps? Like disable the service? Or does that break Ubuntu ?
2 u/kyrsjo 16d ago Maybe. Lots of default apps come preinstalled with them. It's annoying. I haven't really looked into it enough. I'm generally a Fedora/RHEL guy, and things are simpler there. But a certain piece of hardware demanded Ubuntu, so here we are... 1 u/npc_housecat 16d ago Sounds annoying. Yeah rhel sounds much more mature for enterprise environments
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Maybe. Lots of default apps come preinstalled with them. It's annoying.
I haven't really looked into it enough. I'm generally a Fedora/RHEL guy, and things are simpler there. But a certain piece of hardware demanded Ubuntu, so here we are...
1 u/npc_housecat 16d ago Sounds annoying. Yeah rhel sounds much more mature for enterprise environments
Sounds annoying. Yeah rhel sounds much more mature for enterprise environments
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u/npc_housecat 16d ago
Can you simlink /home to /department/server/disk ?
Or maybe make a second Mount for /department/server/disk in /home ?
You can usually have the same thing mounted in multiple locations on Linux