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Ok, I am running a G4 XServer with OS X Server 10.3.5 hosting an LDAP directory for about 80 clients. I use a Pearl script to generate a text file I can import into the server to create user accounts. All users created from the text file can’t access audio CD’s or install fonts. If an audio CD is put in the computer, an error dialogue box comes up, saying, “The Disk You Have Inserted Contains No Volumes that Mac OS X Can Read.” This happens with both burnt audio discs and commercially produced disks. Users also can’t install fonts into their local library. Even if they bypass FontBook and copy font files directly into their library fonts folder, the fonts still don’t show up in applications.
The weird thing is that if I create an Identical account (excluding login name and unique ID of course) manually, the user can install fonts and use audio CD’s.
The only information being described by the text file used to import is the User Name, Short Name, Unique ID #, and Primary Group (20).
Does anyone know what might be happening during the import process that could cause this to be happening? I know it has to be a permission error of some sort, but I don’t know where to look.
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