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(Created page with "Some New World user-loginable hosts have a directory, <code>/localstorage</code>, which is available to some or all users as un-backed up persistent storage. * On general login hosts, this additional storage will be a separate storage volume mounted at <code>/localstorage</code>. Per-user quotas apply in this case. * On hosts which are not general login -- for example, a host on someone's desk -- <code>/localstorage</code> will typically be just a directory on the r...") |
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[[cfengine hub]]: See <code>localstorage.inc</code> in <code>masterfiles</code>. | [[cfengine hub]]: See <code>localstorage.inc</code> in <code>masterfiles</code>. | ||
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* [[Local storage on AWS VLAB and login servers]] | |||
* The [[host class]] "[[localstorage]]" | |||
Latest revision as of 12:39, 4 September 2023
Some New World user-loginable hosts have a directory, /localstorage, which is available to some or all users as un-backed up persistent storage.
- On general login hosts, this additional storage will be a separate storage volume mounted at
/localstorage. Per-user quotas apply in this case. - On hosts which are not general login -- for example, a host on someone's desk --
/localstoragewill typically be just a directory on the root file system. No quotas are applied in this case. - In all cases the storage is not backed up and its contents will generally persist until someone deletes the contents or the host breaks in some way. In other words, if it's in
/localstorageand it's important it's up to you to back it up.
cfengine hub: See localstorage.inc in masterfiles.
See also: