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#1 2008-08-16 21:59:31
- Priet
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Home folder empty after a reboot
Everytime I reboot my CH3SNAS my /home/root/ folder is completely empty! No single file is left, even the .ssh folder is gone.
I use fun_plug 0.5.
Is this normal behaviour or am I doing something wrong perhaps?
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#3 2008-08-17 14:52:30
- Priet
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Re: Home folder empty after a reboot
Thanks for the quick reply!
I tried b) change root's home dir with usermod and it worked, thans 
I've made following startup-script so that it's done automatically on startup:
Code:
#!/ffp/bin/sh
# PROVIDE: mvhomeroot
. /ffp/etc/ffp.subr
name="mvhomeroot"
start_cmd="mvhomeroot_start"
stop_cmd=:
mvhomeroot_start()
{
echo "Moving root's home folder..."
usermod -d /mnt/HD_a2/home/root/ root
}
run_rc_command "$1"Saved as 'mvhomeroot.sh' in /ffp/start.
Any comments on this one?
Last edited by Priet (2008-08-17 14:53:16)
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#4 2010-05-31 01:57:31
- czerwinski1977
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Re: Home folder empty after a reboot
I achieved an even simplier solution by modifying the home directories in /etc/passwd and storing these settings to disk via store-passwd.sh
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#5 2010-06-07 20:50:34
- ebullient
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Re: Home folder empty after a reboot
czerwinski1977 wrote:
I achieved an even simplier solution by modifying the home directories in /etc/passwd and storing these settings to disk via store-passwd.sh
I've tried doing this a few times, and now (while running ffp on USB stick), every time I reboot, the few users I've changed (and saved via store-passwd.sh!!) are reset to /home/ftp... no idea how this is happening?!
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#6 2010-06-13 20:50:12
- southbird
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Re: Home folder empty after a reboot
I've noticed that behavior, too. The actual /etc/passwd stored in the flash system is still correct, but at boot time the device changes all the home directories to /home/ftp. Very annoying. I had to add a quick sed script to run at startup and correct them. I suppose it's a "feature" most likely for the built-in ftp server, which makes sense but annoys us.
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