If you are going to hand edit fstab put your mounts outside of the openmediavault stanza.
why not configure it in /etc/fstab? Just do it outside of the region controlled by omv. Also, why fuse?
Doesn't this work?
/some/where /else/where none bind 0 0
can also use the mount command,
mount --bind /some/where /else/where
Ah ok. So OMV does not overwrite the whole file but only a block?
OMV will not touch anything outside the openmediavault stanza
Display Morewhy not configure it in /etc/fstab? Just do it outside of the region controlled by omv. Also, why fuse?
Doesn't this work?
/some/where /else/where none bind 0 0
can also use the mount command,
mount --bind /some/where /else/where
No this did not work in combination with Glftpd. The bind mount is visible in CLI but not when dir listing in glftpd. Dont ask me why.
I had the same idea.
No this did not work in combination with Glftpd. The bind mount is visible in CLI but not when dir listing in glftpd. Dont ask me why.
I had the same idea.
So when a user logs in to the FTP they couldn't list the directory of the bind mount unless you mounted with fuse?
Wonder if it's permissions issue?
could be a permissions issue within glftpd. glftpd users are separate from system users
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