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I set home directory while I create new user.<br />
I noticed that all users files are saved on that Home folder.<br />
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How can I create that so for every user creation to have sub folder for that user under home folder?<br />
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<div class="bbWrapper">Your message doesn't make a lot of sense. <br />
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I noticed that all users files are saved on that Home folder.
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In the UNIX model, a home directory is the root of where a user's files are stored. It is an error to say "all users files" are stored there; you can have subdirectories, for example.<br />
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What are you trying to accomplish? For example, it could be that the answer is instead of specifying /mnt/yourpool/users/youruser for a home directory, specify /mnt/yourpool/users/youruser/subfolder<br />
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This really depends on why you want to do this and what you think it will accomplish for you.</div>
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