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Operating Systems Solaris Delay mounting of home directory? Post 303012441 by kebabbert on Sunday 4th of February 2018 02:11:24 PM
Old 02-04-2018
Yes, the above is correct. I have several soft links from /home/user/Desktop [Documents/Video/etc] pointing to the zfs data disk. Thus, all user data is on the zfs data disk, and no user data is on the Solaris nor Linux install disk.

I have deleted /home/user/Desktop [Documents/Video/etc] folders, and replaced them with soft links, pointing to the zfs data disk.

The problem is that when I boot up Solaris, it cannot find the standard directories Desktop/Documents/Video/etc. This takes a long time as Solaris tries to mount all these folders but fail.

I guess Desktop/Documents/Video/etc all are standard folders that must be mounted upon boot. Maybe if I instead don't touch the folders Desktop/Documents/Video/etc and instead create /personal_files which is a soft link, Solaris will not be struggling. Maybe I am not supposed to touch Desktop/Documents/etc.
 

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NAME
WebService::YouTube::Video - Video class for YouTube. VERSION
This document describes WebService::YouTube::Video version 1.0.3 SYNOPSIS
use WebService::YouTube::Video; my $video = WebService::YouTube::Video->new( { ... } ); DESCRIPTION
This is a video class for YouTube. SUBROUTINES
/METHODS new(\%fields) Creates and returns a new WebService::YouTube::Video object. %fields can contain parameters enumerated in "ACCESSORS" section. ACCESSORS id author comment_count description length_seconds rating_avg rating_count tags thumbnail_url title upload_time url view_count DIAGNOSTICS
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WebService::YouTube::Video requires no configuration files or environment variables. DEPENDENCIES
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None reported. BUGS AND LIMITATIONS
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