Erik V. Anderson wrote: >Here was my second strategy: > > /Common > > /cust1 > > |_ symlink to Common > > /cust2 > > |_ symling to Common > > > > etc etc.....well that didn't work since the users were chrooted to their > > home dirs. > > > > The easiest way by far is to use the --bind option in mount, but you have to be running a 2.4 or greater kernel. for example if you /home/Common /home/cust1 /home/cust2 ... then mount --bind /home/Common /home/cust1/Common mount --bind /home/Common /home/cust1/Common the linux mount commands lets you mount a directory as many times as you'd like and pretty much wherever you'd like. Eric