Hi all
I'm running a webserver for some friends etc.
Most of these users only have FTP access (no shell access) and they are
chroot'ed in their home directories.
Home dirs are under /home but www domains are placed in /var/www and
some users are administrating multiple domains.
I cannot create a symlink like this:
ln -s /var/www/somedomain.com /home/user/www/somedomain.com
ln -s /var/www/somedomain2.com /home/user/www/somedomain2.com
because that wont work with how chroot is working.
Then I found 'mount --bind' and could:
mount --bind /var/www/somedomain.com /home/user/www/somedomain.com/
...
This will create quite a few mount points on my server, and will these
mount --bind mount points automatically mount on next reboot if put them
in /etc/fstab like this:
/var/www/somedomain.com /home/user/www/somedomain.com/ none
rw,bind 0 0
Or anyone have a better solution?
This is more of a "best practice" then a actual problem.
Thanks,
-Øyvind
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