[yagmot]

actually that doesn’t work. here’s how to do it.

dseditgroup -o create -a YourUserName -t user -u YourUserName -P YourPassword -q com.apple.access_ssh
launchctl load -w /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/ssh.plist

[yagmot]

I always thought you use the ampersand at the end of a command that you would like to run as a background process. So shouldn’t your command be some like [code]rsync -whatever somestuff &[/code]? or am i completely missing what you’re doing here with the ampersand?

[yagmot]

what happens when you try to use safari as a local user or a network user with an empty home folder? it sounds like the permissions are messed up on the ~/Library folder and that safari can’t write its preference file.

when moving the users’ home folders, try using “sudo cp -Rp …” to preserve the file attributes. if that doesn’t work try creating an archive (with tar, bzip2 or whatever) of the home folder and then decompressing that where ever you want to move it to.

[yagmot]

you can manage the com.apple.LaunchServices plist
in my experience it hasn’t worked all that well, but maybe you’ll have better luck than me.

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