2023-12-31, 02:15 AM
(This post was last modified: 2023-12-31, 02:18 AM by tmsrxzar. Edited 1 time in total.)
then in linux you can symlink back to the global library from subpaths instead of moving the files
sort of in reverse, each user can have their own global so there is a single library entry but on the back side you can symlink files from the real global into their global to share with individual users, a little bit more work but looks cleaner to have a single entry for users
linux in docker would need 2 volumes sent into the docker container then within the docker (docker exec -it) you would set up the links
as i remember docker will not populate links across the host system; where pathA is mapped to a container which contains links to pathB on the host however pathB is not available inside docker these links will not work
sort of in reverse, each user can have their own global so there is a single library entry but on the back side you can symlink files from the real global into their global to share with individual users, a little bit more work but looks cleaner to have a single entry for users
linux in docker would need 2 volumes sent into the docker container then within the docker (docker exec -it) you would set up the links
as i remember docker will not populate links across the host system; where pathA is mapped to a container which contains links to pathB on the host however pathB is not available inside docker these links will not work