I'm trying to allow our Mac users to have home folders. However when I enable a home folder in Active Directory it stalls the login process under 10.4-10.4.3. If I boot into single user mode and login I get fed back an error about the home folder
no home directory /Network/Servers/server.domain.com/User
The System Log file reports the following
Can't mount server.domain.com:/User on /private/Network/Servers/server.domain.com/User: Invalid argument (22)
Build-Mac kernel[0]: nfs server automount -fstab [123]: not responding
Where server.domain.com are my server and domain info and User is the Home Folder directory.
If I disable the home folder in Active Directory or turn off the option Use UNC path from Active Directory to Derive Network Home Location the user can then log in but they no longer have their home folder mount at login.
Any thoughts?