$HOME name
Bruce Marshall
bmarsh
Wed Jun 29 10:45:24 PDT 2005
On Wednesday 29 June 2005 10:46 am, Roger Oberholtzer wrote:
> On AT&T Unix at least, anything typed after the login name is supplied
> as a parameter to the login process. Meaning that any part after the
> first word would not be considered part of the user name. Don't know if
> Linux login is the same (seems to be BSD based), but I still think I
> would avoid this usage!
I agree with not using a name with blanks... (nose held between fingers) but
if it is required (maybe by some PHB) how about using a symlink?
/home/<userid> ---> /home/'my\ screwed\ up\ directoryname'
I think this would work but stand to be corrected.
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