Linux shared code directory
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I have a further question on this. If I have a number of users with their own /home/user directories; but they all need to run code from a directory, can I set up a shared code directory or do I have /home/userx/code and make that shared by all users? I do not want to have a code dir for each user and have to maintain multiple copies of code.
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I have a further question on this. If I have a number of users with their own /home/user directories; but they all need to run code from a directory, can I set up a shared code directory or do I have /home/userx/code and make that shared by all users? I do not want to have a code dir for each user and have to maintain multiple copies of code.
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Sure; use/usr/local
or/opt
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I have a further question on this. If I have a number of users with their own /home/user directories; but they all need to run code from a directory, can I set up a shared code directory or do I have /home/userx/code and make that shared by all users? I do not want to have a code dir for each user and have to maintain multiple copies of code.
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I have a further question on this. If I have a number of users with their own /home/user directories; but they all need to run code from a directory, can I set up a shared code directory or do I have /home/userx/code and make that shared by all users? I do not want to have a code dir for each user and have to maintain multiple copies of code.
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Sure; use/usr/local
or/opt
.
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Sure; use/usr/local
or/opt
.
â dsstorefile1
May 10 at 12:32
Sure; use
/usr/local
or /opt
.â dsstorefile1
May 10 at 12:32
Sure; use
/usr/local
or /opt
.â dsstorefile1
May 10 at 12:32
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Sure; use
/usr/local
or/opt
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May 10 at 12:32