Dollar sign (hostname$) in computer accounts

Leopard (10.5.2) client, Tiger (10.4.11) server. When binding a Leopard client, the hostname in the directory now seems to get a $ suffixed, a la Active Directory. Is this standard from now on? I ask because I have a bind script, the OD portion of which goes like this: [code]# be verbose (-v), use SSL (-x), force binding/unbinding (-f) dsconfigldap -v -x -f -a $OD_SERVER -u $OD_USERNAME -p "$OD_PASSWORD" \ -c $hostname -n $OD_SERVER # okay, now put us in the computer list dscl -u $OD_USERNAME -P "$OD_PASSWORD" "/LDAPv3/$OD_SERVER" \ -append "/ComputerLists/$thelist" Computers $hostname [/code] With Leopard clients, the second bit to insert the client into the proper computer list isn't working because there's no $ at the end of $hostname in the dscl invocation, so the hostname in the list doesn't match the hostname in the computer record. Can I depend on this and simply check to see if I'm running on 10.5 and add the $ suffix if I am? Or is it dependent on something else? (I do bind the system to AD as well, but that hasn't happened yet when this code runs.) Thanks much, Aaron