[rickdees]

Dave,

I forgot to answer your question. I created a new user as suggested but that didn’t help the situation – I couldn’t login as the newly created user on the Leopard client. I also failed to mention that the settings I have for these client machines – ie login options to show networked users, is no longer working now that I’ve upgraded these clients to Leopard.

thanks,

Rick Darenberg

[rickdees]

Dave,

More investigations.

My nfs mounts aren’t automatically mounting (home directories are nfs mounted). I used the Directory Utility to mount the nfs mount point but the mount point is now read only. Still no luck logging in as remote user.

thanks for your help. Any ideas?

Rick Darenberg

[rickdees]

Josh,

That’s why I’m only doing it with the OmniGroup apps. I’ve got family packs on all their stuff and they fully support network licensing.

[rickdees]

I use this for all my OmniGroup apps. I have the license on the network as well. You can open the same app multiple times for different users – no problems as long as you have licenses.

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