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Meanwhile, Linux just keeps getting better.
by supportengineer 1y ago
Meanwhile, Linux just keeps getting better.
- gerdesj 1y agoI have been developing a Linux desktop using "off the shelf" (Kubuntu) for "enterprise" use, for some years now. By the word enterprise I actually mean "I've called your bluff"! In the "enterprise" world you need to do Secure Boot, AV, and encrypted at rest. Debian and Ubuntu int al can do SB. The tricky one for Linux is AV. I deploy ESET, which only supports Debian/Mint/Ubuntu. AD (LDAP n Kerberos) for auth via Winbind or SSSD etc is an easy given but the equivalent of drive mapping is a bit harder. Especially when VPNs are in use. Windows will keep on trying but the Unix/Linux mounting thing isn't quite so ... forgiving. Neither are perfect but I have no idea on how to even start on a discussion about something that might be called ephemeral mounts.
- yjftsjthsd-h 1y ago> Windows will keep on trying but the Unix/Linux mounting thing isn't quite so ... forgiving. Neither are perfect but I have no idea on how to even start on a discussion about something that might be called ephemeral mounts. Can you make it systemd's problem by making a mount unit that explicitly depends on the VPN service? Or maybe you want something like autofs?