RE: [Devel] LVM partitioning configuration?

["Sven Tore Iversen" <mailme@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> [Finn-Arne Johansen]
> > And maybe
> >        lv_common(0?)
> 
> Maybe.  But which mount points to use is a different and more 
> complicated discussion.  I do not now if the current 
> configuration is the best one.

I would sugest to mount lv_common to
/skole/tjener/data/
And keep
/skole/tjener/home0/

To be able to keep the current data structure I need to seperate the common
data arena from the home directories. In our current setup (not SL) users
are not allowed to store dokuments in their home directories, except while
they are working on them, and no other colleages could have any usage of the
documents.

When now moving to SL, and students are more get to use the computers, the
home directories will ofcourse be much more used. But we will use a
structure like:

/skole/tjener/home0/ (mainly used for custom settings, user prefs etc..)
/skole/tjener/data/
/skole/tjener/data/elever/
/skole/tjener/data/elever/kl2003 (directories for each klass year)
/skole/tjener/data/elever/kl2004
..
/skole/tjener/data/administrasjon/
/skole/tjener/data/laerere/
/skole/tjener/glk/ (a mount point for existing network outside SL)
/skole/tjener/data/glk/ (alias..)

This, I beleive, will be an efficient data structure, atleast for us.
And also easy to navigate trough.

..now I only wish for ACL integration (to better emulate Win NT user right
management)

Sven Tore Iversen