mounting_storage_server_shares
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| You should be able to login without requiring your password | You should be able to login without requiring your password | ||
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| ===== Install SSHFS ===== | ===== Install SSHFS ===== | ||
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| A mount point is a directory on your system where the content in a remote directory appears on your workstation. The standard location for mount points on linux and unix systems us `/mnt`. | A mount point is a directory on your system where the content in a remote directory appears on your workstation. The standard location for mount points on linux and unix systems us `/mnt`. | ||
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| + | IMPORTANT: To ensure that mount points continue to work and are still available (not clobbered) when LDAP mounts users home directories to `/home/username` we will avoid mounting file systems to users current home directories and use the standard convention of mounting file systems to the designated temporary mount point `/mnt` as described in the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filesystem_Hierarchy_Standard]] and illustrated in the examples below: | ||
| Syntax | Syntax | ||
| - | /mnt/<user name>/< server >-< directory > | + | (using all lower case) |
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| + | /mnt/<user name>/< short host name >-< directory > | ||
| ==== Mount Point Examples ==== | ==== Mount Point Examples ==== | ||
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| /mnt/asmith/storage-2-datasets | /mnt/asmith/storage-2-datasets | ||
| - | ==== Optional Mount Points ==== | + | ===== /etc/fuse.conf ===== |
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| + | Ensure that `user_allow_other` is in /etc/fuse.conf and that it is uncommented so that users are able to mount file systems. (Our current LDAP configuration requires this as well). | ||
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| + | ############################################################################### | ||
| + | # Ansible managed: last modified on 2016-04-05 13:09:11 by ace-ws-32 | ||
| + | # /etc/fuse.conf | ||
| + | # root:fuse 644 | ||
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| + | # Allow fuse to use allow_othe and allow_root options - CentOS and Ubuntu | ||
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| + | # 0.1 2016-03-31 - ppatterson - Initial file | ||
| + | ############################################################################### | ||
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| + | user_allow_other | ||
| - | /mnt/asmith/storage-2-taskforce-2016 | ||
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| 2. Connect it to the data directory on ace-storage-2 | 2. Connect it to the data directory on ace-storage-2 | ||
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