Closed adamcavendish closed 8 years ago
Hi,
Maybe this is what you are looking for: https://github.com/fsquillace/junest#bind-directories
For instance if you what to get your /data
directory visible in JuNest:
junest -p "-b /data"
Thx. It helps a lot. Probably you should add a message for the help.
For someone like me who comes here from Google: if you you use namespaces, the proper command is
junest ns -b "--bind /data /data"
hi, this bind exists just while the program is executing. how to make this bind permenant?
How do I mount bind some directories (manually) to junest environment without editing junest?
I have a
/data
directory where I mostly install some softwares and save data samples. If I switch to junest, it just auto bind my home directory to where home locates.How can I mount bind some extra directories (via config files or manually are both ok)?