* Adrian Irving-Beer <wisq-oclug [ at ] wisq [ dot ] net> [050808 02:48]: > /ext1-1 is a remnant of an old mountpoint naming scheme I've been using > for ages, ext<d>-<n>, meaning the <n>th 'extra' partition on physical > disk <d>. In this case, I symlink /tmp and /var/tmp into it. You may want to consider bind mounts over symlinks. It's more intuative since bind mounts show up in a global list, while you would have to look for all the symlinks. mount -o bind /ext1-1 /tmp mount -o bind /ext1-1 /var/tmp ... /tmp and /var/tmp have to be directories, obviously. Personally, I only use bind-mounts because they work over chroot/vserver barriers, but they work here too. -Bart -- WebSig: http://www.jukie.net/~bart/sig/
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