tslnox, 1 year ago (edited 1 year ago) /usr/local/sbin/adduser.local One line in there and you can make it add a new line with appropriate /home/userX/.cache tmpfs line to fstab. Or, maybe a cleaner way, you might make a init/systemd service that, when booting, would run something like for each dir in /home do mount dir/.tmp -type tmpfs done I’m not at the computer now and I’m lazy to Google it, so this above is just a pseudo code and probably won’t run.
/usr/local/sbin/adduser.local
One line in there and you can make it add a new line with appropriate /home/userX/.cache tmpfs line to fstab.
Or, maybe a cleaner way, you might make a init/systemd service that, when booting, would run something like
for each dir in /home do mount dir/.tmp -type tmpfs done
I’m not at the computer now and I’m lazy to Google it, so this above is just a pseudo code and probably won’t run.