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Bash script to link networked account directories to local account directories
Bash script installing within multiple directoriesConvert MAC address to Link-local address with bash7z from bash script won't exclude directoriesnemo: Context Menu Action Triggering a Script that Forces the Selected Symbolic Link to be RelativeUnderstanding bash scriptCreating shell script with bash scriptingBash script to insert letter based files into directoriesWhen root, source another user's ~/.bashrc and get all environment variablesbash - keeping latest version directoriesBash script: parse subdirectory and not current directories
I'm working on a script that will create a local user account, and link local account directories to networked account directories. The only directories I would like to be created and linked are the standard directories for a newly created accounts, i.e., Desktop, Documents, Downloads, Pictures, Public, and Videos. So if the network account has other directories, they would be skipped.
Here is the segment of the script written, to test my script over all.
for i in /home/$netAcct/ ; do
if [ -d "$i" ]; then
ln -s /home/$netAcct/* /home/$localAcct/
fi
done
Any guidance would be helpful.
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I'm working on a script that will create a local user account, and link local account directories to networked account directories. The only directories I would like to be created and linked are the standard directories for a newly created accounts, i.e., Desktop, Documents, Downloads, Pictures, Public, and Videos. So if the network account has other directories, they would be skipped.
Here is the segment of the script written, to test my script over all.
for i in /home/$netAcct/ ; do
if [ -d "$i" ]; then
ln -s /home/$netAcct/* /home/$localAcct/
fi
done
Any guidance would be helpful.
bash shell scripting for loop-device
asked 1 hour ago
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I'm working on a script that will create a local user account, and link local account directories to networked account directories. The only directories I would like to be created and linked are the standard directories for a newly created accounts, i.e., Desktop, Documents, Downloads, Pictures, Public, and Videos. So if the network account has other directories, they would be skipped.
Here is the segment of the script written, to test my script over all.
for i in /home/$netAcct/ ; do
if [ -d "$i" ]; then
ln -s /home/$netAcct/* /home/$localAcct/
fi
done
Any guidance would be helpful.
bash shell scripting for loop-device
asked 1 hour ago
JustinTJustinT
1
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I'm working on a script that will create a local user account, and link local account directories to networked account directories. The only directories I would like to be created and linked are the standard directories for a newly created accounts, i.e., Desktop, Documents, Downloads, Pictures, Public, and Videos. So if the network account has other directories, they would be skipped.
Here is the segment of the script written, to test my script over all.
for i in /home/$netAcct/ ; do
if [ -d "$i" ]; then
ln -s /home/$netAcct/* /home/$localAcct/
fi
done
Any guidance would be helpful.
bash shell scripting for loop-device
bash shell scripting for loop-device
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You need to do
for i in /home/"$netAcct"/Desktop,Documents,Downloads,Pictures,Public,Videos
to look at all the standard subdirectories of netAcct's home directory,
and then
ln -s "$i" /home/"$localAcct"/
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You need to do
for i in /home/"$netAcct"/Desktop,Documents,Downloads,Pictures,Public,Videos
to look at all the standard subdirectories of netAcct's home directory,
and then
ln -s "$i" /home/"$localAcct"/
answered 59 mins ago
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You need to do
for i in /home/"$netAcct"/Desktop,Documents,Downloads,Pictures,Public,Videos
to look at all the standard subdirectories of netAcct's home directory,
and then
ln -s "$i" /home/"$localAcct"/
answered 59 mins ago
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You need to do
for i in /home/"$netAcct"/Desktop,Documents,Downloads,Pictures,Public,Videos
to look at all the standard subdirectories of netAcct's home directory,
and then
ln -s "$i" /home/"$localAcct"/
answered 59 mins ago
G-ManG-Man
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You need to do
for i in /home/"$netAcct"/Desktop,Documents,Downloads,Pictures,Public,Videos
to look at all the standard subdirectories of netAcct's home directory,
and then
ln -s "$i" /home/"$localAcct"/
answered 59 mins ago
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answered 59 mins ago
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