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homepattern
From: |
Richard |
Subject: |
homepattern |
Date: |
Wed, 10 Jul 2002 10:57:22 +0200 (CEST) |
Hello,
My cf.users contains, the following lines:
$(commonfiles)/.bashrc dest=/home/user1/.bashrc owner=1000 group=1000 mode=600
encrypt=true trustkey=true
$(commonfiles)/.bashrc dest=/home/user2/.bashrc owner=1000 group=1000 mode=600
encrypt=true trustkey=true
$(commonfiles)/.bashrc dest=/home/user3/.bashrc owner=1000 group=1000 mode=600
encrypt=true trustkey=true
$(commonfiles)/.bashrc dest=/home/user4/.bashrc owner=1000 group=1000 mode=600
encrypt=true trustkey=true
etc...
I think this can be done more efficient with something like the
homepattern, but i don't fully understand it. In the examples and
documentation it always talks about a NFS mount. At our site we don't use
NFS. Wat i would like to do is:
$(commonfiles)/.bashrc dest=home/.bashrc mode=600 encrypt=true trustkey=true
Can someone please give me a pointer??
Sadly enough I don't have a testing environmont at the moment, so I can
not play with it :-(
Greetings,
Richard.
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