Shared User Accounts under KDE/GNOME FC4 and/or FC5 Test2
Neal Becker
ndbecker2 at gmail.com
Thu Jan 19 18:15:40 UTC 2006
STYMA, ROBERT E (ROBERT) wrote:
>>
>> Ernest L. Williams Jr. wrote:
>>
>> > What I have is NFS/NIS client Fedora workstations with a shared user
>> > account located on centralized file server.
>> > So each workstation login ends up pointing to the same home
>> directory on
>> > the single NFS server. Am I asking for trouble?
>>
>> Can't speak for Gnome, but KDE should be fine. In short,
>> you're logging
>> in the same user/homedir on multiple machines?
>>
> I saw some problems doing this when bringing up Thunderbird
> to read mail. Both machines wanted to use the same mail files.
>
> Bob Styma
>
NFS shared mail has always caused problems. What's the "best" way to do it?
Don't do it! Why not setup a single server as an imap server. Read your
mail from there. That's what I do. I recommend dovecot. Standard with
fedora, and easy. Can read from squirrelmail if you like. Zero setup.
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