dnschneid
Use Downloads folder of the user who launched the chroot
For multiple logins, this uses the LastActiveUser in /home/chronos/Local State to determine which ~/Downloads folder should be mapped in the chroot, i.e. that of the user who started the chroot.
Additionally, this creates /etc/crouton/user containing the email address of the ~/Downloads "owner".
See also issue #1410
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@DennisLfromGA Hi... Would you mind checking the latest commits on your single-user device? Thanks!
It looks like something along these lines is being addressed in CrOS:
EDIT: There is now an environment variable named 'CROS_USER_ID_HASH' that may be an easier approach:
- /home/user/${CROS_USER_ID_HASH}/Downloads
It looks like it was added just recently here: 'chromeos: Pass crosh the user hash (Tue Feb 06 16:07:07 2018)' ~I'm not sure when this variable was implemented but~ I just found references to it in the crosh 'vmc' and 'c' commands.
-DennisLfromGA
