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On my server there are a couple of mail accounts, all under /home/user-a-b-c/Maildir
Now, as user root I want to use tomb to encrypt the mail directories, but the documentation tells me:
"Tomb uses internally the "mount -o bind" command to bind locations inside the tomb to locations found in $HOME."
Roots home directory is "/root", as expected.
So this "bind-hooks" file will NOT work
user-a/Maildir /home/user-a/Maildir
user-b/Maildir /home/user-b/Maildir
user-c/Maildir /home/user-c/Maildir
user-d/Maildir /home/user-d/Maildir
... and so on
It would be VERY unpractical to run a tomb command for every single user of the system.
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Hi users,
On my server there are a couple of mail accounts, all under /home/user-a-b-c/Maildir
Now, as user root I want to use tomb to encrypt the mail directories, but the documentation tells me:
"Tomb uses internally the "mount -o bind" command to bind locations inside the tomb to locations found in $HOME."
Roots home directory is "/root", as expected.
So this "bind-hooks" file will NOT work
user-a/Maildir /home/user-a/Maildir
user-b/Maildir /home/user-b/Maildir
user-c/Maildir /home/user-c/Maildir
user-d/Maildir /home/user-d/Maildir
... and so on
It would be VERY unpractical to run a tomb command for every single user of the system.
Any good ideas?
Martin.
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