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I have two users on the machine. User1 is used for everything. User2 is used by the surveillance cameras that access the machine as an FTP Server.

I have two disk installed, Disk1=275GB, Disk2=2TB. My surveillance cameras can only record in the user home directory. That's why I'm trying to mount Disk2 on User2 home folder so the surveillance cameras can access it.

Thank you.

Ramez Dous
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Assuming the user2 is in the sudoers group, you can just do

sudo mount /dev/sdbX /home/user2

(X here stands for the number of the partition on which you want to do writes on)

if user2 i snot in the sudoers group, you can add that user manually

sudo adduser user2 sudoers

and then run the above command.

Ofcourse all this is under the assumption that you do have access to a terminal and can login to user2's account

davejoem
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