Augmented Users with OSX Home Directories 10.8

Hi All.
I currently have an AD/OD setup with 10.6 Server where the users authenticate via Active Directory but the home folder is pulled down from Open Directory. To configure this we setup Augmented users and edited the inspector to map the correct Home Directory and NFSHomeDirectory paths. Thsi all works perfect and has for many years.
Ive now been tasked with replicating this setup on a new 10.8.2 Mac Mini Server and am having issues getting the home directory to map.
This is what i have done so far.
Configure DNS on AD including pointer records. Setup host name on the Mac Server to follow AD structure i.e. macserver.ad1.internal
Bound Mac Server to AD (default user shell is the only box ticked on the user experience settings).
Created open directory master.
Installed workgroup manager 10.8 and impoted Augmented user from AD.
Switched to Preferences view in WGM and imported Managed Client pref from Macintosh HD:System:Library:CoreServices:ManagedClient. Setup Syncronised URL path.
Back to Accounts in WGM and configured the mobility settings to auto mount home directory etc etc
Created a homes folder and ticked 'make available for homes"
Opened Directory Editor which is now a tab in Directory Utility. Selected Augments from the drop down list then selected my AD (Augmented User). Set the correct path for NFSHomeDirectory and also clicked + and added a string for HomeDIrectory.
When i then bind a client machine it allows me to log in with the AD user credentials but displays a blank desktop with a bouncing finder Icon. Basically it is not referencing the Home Path i have configured.
Heres an example of the paths i am using. Although i think there is something more fundimental missing from me configuration rather than the incorrcect path.
Synconistation URL          - afp://macserver.ad1.internal/Homes/%@
HomeDirectory                    - <home_dir><url>afp://macserver.ad1.internal/Homes/</url><path>michaelt</path><h ome_dir>
NFSHomeDirectory          - /Network/Servers/macserver.ad1.internal/Homes/michaelt
Any ideas of what i have missed? Or if this is possible on 10.8 as i havent read any success stories on this so far.
Many thanks and a Merry Xmas everyone
Michael

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Hi David
Possibly a cache issue. On the specific user accounts via the Finder: Library>Caches>com.apple.safari: move the cache.db database file to the trash, then restart Safari.
Forget the above...looked too quickly at the crash report (or it altered its text from one moment to the next throwing me a curve of sorts ).
Instead might be a RSS feed corruption issue. Go to the same User Library>PubSub folder. There, move the Feeds and Client.plist to the desktop, then restart Safari.
If Safari crashes, move those files back to their original location. Instead, same Library>Safari folder, move the WebpageIcons.db file to the desktop, then restart Safari.
Andy Ball in this thread also recommends moving all files in the Home/Library/Safari/Local Storage/ to the desktop.
Post back
Message was edited by: Hawaiian_Starman

10.5.6 Login Items Error with Network Home Directories

I'm splitting this post off from a previous discussion which can be found here:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1835976&tstart=0
With 10.5.6 our Login Items are not working on client machines that use Network Home Directories. Everything works fine under 10.5.5.
When the 10.5.6 client logs in, login items with a path directed to the Home/Documents folder cannot be found, and the following error appears in Console:
"Unable to resolve startup item: status = -35, theURL == NULL = 1"
I have no problem manually navigating to the Home/Documents folder and opening the login items. Removing and re-adding the login items does not fix the problem. Revert to 10.5.5 and the login items are fine.
Below is a suspicious error that I see repeated multiple times in Console (viewing "All Messages") on the 10.5.6 clients but not on the 10.5.5 clients:
Sender:
loginwindow 34
Message:
FolderManager: Failed looking up user domain root; url='file://localhost/Network/Servers/myserver_name.com/Users/my_username/' path =/Network/Servers/myserver_name.com/Users/my_username/ err=-35 uid=0 euid=10790
I'm sure I could find a work-around by moving the location of my login items or maybe even changing to launchd. However, this error seems to indicate something going on with the 10.5.6 install that might be more serious. I've done some typical troubleshooting: DFA, Repairing Permissions, Clearing Caches, trashing loginwindow and MCX preferences, deleting the /Library/Managed Preferences folder, rechecking DNS on the server (forward and reverse lookup OK).
Any help is appreciated!
Thanks!

just to tell you, same thing here - it's nothing special about your setup. it's not a big issue for us as the kernel panic at logout on 10.5.6 is the real killer (no it's NOT JUST FONTS) so our workround is that we're not rolling it out! (staying 10.5.5).
but on my own test 10.5.6 mac i get exactly the same issue with login items that are in the network home. local apps (font management app, ichat etc in /Applications) OK, but stuff on the mounted home server - nope and a line in the syslog for each item:
Jan 28 09:25:54 hc04800-bssaht loginwindow[32028]: Unable to resolve startup item: status = -36, theURL == NULL = 1

Default User Template for AD users with Win home dirs

Hi all,
Can anyone tell me if it's possible for AD users with Windows based home directories to get a default user template given to them the first time they login to a Mac bound to AD?
I can give local users and users with home dirs on our Xserve my default user settings via the English.lproj template, but I cannot for the life of me get this to work for those users with Windows based home directories.
This is a biggie since my boss has mandated that ALL our student home directories are to be hosted under Windows from now on...
Thanks in advance.

So you are using roaming profiles on AD and when they log into a Mac you want to setup their default, is that what I am hearing?
You will need to modify the English.lproj on the local machine to setup the default template. Since the mac server is not involved in the authentication and hosting of a roaming AD account with windows home folder, the client creates the home folder initially. Modify the default English.lproj on the clients.

Help with Portable Home Directories and AD

Is it possible to implement "Portable Home Directories" without an Open Directory server, using just binding to an Active Directory Domain. (no "Golden Triangle")?
We are just starting to integrate Macs into our company (finally!) and I'm looking for the best way to allow Macbook Pro users to have their files sync'ed with their NW home folder and still available locally when they are offline.
I'm able to bind to AD successfully but can't find any documentation on how to make the sync happen.
Thanks

If you are putting Macs in a LARGE business environment then bookmark the site www.MacWindows.com. They do nothing then connect lone macs into Windows Domains. Pay attention to the links on side panel of the slash page to get to the section you want to read the reader reports.

Sym linked home folders with portable home directories

Hi
I have a Mac Pro with an SSD boot disk and an internal RAID0 for data. For obvious reasons I want to use the RAID for the majority of users' files and leave the SSD as an OS and application disk.
I've experimented with moving the entire set of home directories off onto the RAID, but this (bizarrly) seems to cause problems with VPN connecticity for remote users. I've now I followed Matt Gemmel's excellent guide here:
http://mattgemmell.com/2011/06/21/using-os-x-with-an-ssd-plus-hdd-setup/
This worked very well for local users and felt faster than the previous method, probably due to ~/Library remaining on the SSD.
However, when I came to implement PHDs via the mobility option in Workgroup Manager, I found that instead of syncing the sym link targets, client machines only sync the sym links themselves, which is entirely useless.
Does anyone know of a fix/workaround so that mobile home sync will find the sym link targets correctly?
Thanks
Ben

I ended up creating a dedicated local account for iTunes serving on my mini server.

How to set up Open Directory Users with local home folders?

Hi folks,
i set up a Mac mini Server with the services DNS, DHCP, AFP and OpenDirectory running. Everything is working fine so far but i want my OpenDirectory Users to have their home folders locally on the clients harddisk. My Leopard clients are already bound to the directory but everytime i try to login the login window is shaking even when i use the Directory Administrator account. What am i doing wrong?
Thanks.

(Did you read my other reply? You need to make it a portable account for the caching of login credentials.)
With network homes and portable account enabled on a machine you always run from the locally stored homefolder on that machine.
This homefolder syncs with the server network home folder for that account.
If either of these folders get corrupt or unintentionally altered files (permission problems) somehow, there is risk of losing files, syncing problems and more (can take long time to sync at login/out, during even without corruption - I prefer gigabit cable to WiFi for this for obvious reasons).
You at least need to monitor storage space in both places. You don't want either to fill up the disk (worse on server because several users can have their folders corrupted at the same time). Working quota settings / account is probably a good thing.
And you probably need to decide what is synced : all folders or just some (and when / how often).
You either do this form the server (you decide) or let the user have some say or a mix of these two.
You might want to leave out the user's personal files (music, movies and such) and also depending on emaIl client used, maybe not sync email if the client saves it like Entourage does it, in big ever changing database files. Might be better to just backup the mailserver if IMAP based.
If a user puts other large files in their homefolder (often on the Desktop) they can fill up the server fast. DVD-projects anyone?
Mixing different versions server/client might not work too good either.
So having said that, when syncing works it can be really good and you can restore a machine/account fast with pretty recent data. You can if in a hurry even log in from another machine using the account network home folder, getting access to the synced folders/files.
Using Time Machine it's a one way "sync" (more like "duplicate changed and new files" - which I like) and you have to manually set TM settings on the client for what is going to be backed up and when. I do atleast don't know how to do it from/on the server. This "less intervention by the server" can be a good thing but if your users don't "behave" you might want to be in the drivers seat "saving them from themselves".
TM backups can grow fast and probably demands more user interaction when storage space is used up.
As with all "backup" configurations you probably want some rotating media backup of both network homes and/or TM backups so you can do a restore. Of these two, network homes are the more important one to backup "further".

Does a 10.7 client work with a 10.6.8 server with portable home directories??

Subject says it all. I need to move to 10.7 on the clients because I need XCode. But 10.7 Server seems dumbed-down, brittle and bug-ridden, so I'd rather stay at 10.6.8 server for the time being. I know already from some off site users of my server that mail works fine between 10.7 clients and 10.6.8 server. But what about mobile accounts and portable home directories? That is a very important feature for me.

It seems to work. Slow and I have seen it hang at logout once (had to force shutdown the machine), maybe because I had two clients open at the same time.

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