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I am working with an FTP server. I have the users CHROOT'd into their respective directories. The issue that I am running into is that I rebooted that system the ...
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  1. 06-22-2004 #1
    Grim76
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    mount -o or mount --bind

    I am working with an FTP server. I have the users CHROOT'd into their respective directories. The issue that I am running into is that I rebooted that system the other night to move it and the mount --bind options did not stay. I had to re-do them in order for the folders that I want them into to show up.

    Is there a way to allow for these to be re-added when a machine is rebooted?

    Thanks in advance

    -Grim
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    You should add lines similar to the one below in /etc/fstab

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    /sourcedir /ftpdir none bind 0 0
    Change /sourcedir and /ftpdir to the directories you want to mount.
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    Thanks I appreciate the response. I will try it when I get home tonight. Unfortunatley work has the port for SSH blocked.

    -Grim
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