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Hiya,
I’ve found that the 10.3.5 automounter behaves differently for a login over ssh than for a console login.
Logging in at the console, /Network/Server/server/path/Users is mounted with Users owned by root and correct permissions.
Logging in over ssh, /Network/Server/server/path/Users is mounted with Users owned by the logging in user, and screwed up permissions.
Home directories are shared over AFS, and there’s a mount record in Open Directory – things work *fine* for console logins.
What I’m trying to achieve is to share my home directory consistently between machines (which works fine for console logins), regardless of how I’m logging in to the machines. Preferably, without using NFS.
Any ideas? I’m fresh out.
J
Kewl! Thank you! Thank you!
It’s helpful for me, playing Admin, to have my home directory accessible from wherever I happen to be, so this is great!
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