drop /export/data[1-9]

storage/automounter.markdown

@@ -4,19 +4,19 @@ Automounter
 Common usage of automounting on our Linux workstations
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-  * `/net/<hostname>/export/data[1-9]`
   * `/net/<hostname>/scratch`
   * `/backup/`, see [[Backup Restore|backups/restore]]
 
 Explanation of the automountable directories
 --------------------------------------------
 
-The directories `/export/data[1-9]` and `/scratch` are always local on the disk of the computer you're logged into (either graphically or via SSH). In the Institude for Astronomy, `/export/data[1-9]` on managed [[services/workstations]] is backed up, while `/scratch` and `/export/data[1-9]` in other institutes are not backed up.
+The directory `/scratch` is always local on the disk of the computer you're logged into (either graphically or via SSH). There is no
+backup of data there.
 
-If you want to access these directories from some other managed Linux workstation, you can access them via `/net/<hostname>/<directory-path>`, e.g. to access `/export/data1` from `workstation-a` while being logged in on  `workstation-b` go to `/net/workstation-a/export/data1/`, e.g. by typing on the commandline:
+If you want to access these directories from some other managed Linux workstation, you can access them via `/net/<hostname>/<directory-path>`, e.g. to access `/scratch` from `workstation-a` while being logged in on  `workstation-b` go to `/net/workstation-a/scratch/`, e.g. by typing on the commandline:
 
 ```
-cd /net/workstation-a/export/data1
+cd /net/workstation-a/scratch
 ```
 
 (Tab-completion does not work for the hostnames as this is automatically mounted on access and tab completion just works for already mounted stuff.)