When logging in user has two copies of network shares get mounted.

Question

Sorry if this is posted in the wrong place. I did a search but couldn't find my exact issue.
I have a Leopard 10.5.8 20" iMac. When the user logs in they have 3 network shares on an X-serve that get mounted automatically. The issue is that two copies of the drives are mounted, when restarting. I went into the login items and unchecked the network drives, but they still auto mount.
I hit ctrl+k and they aren't listed in the connect to server dialogue.
I ejected the mapping to the server itself, and they still came back.
Anyone have any idea why two copies of the network shares would mount?
This only affects this user. I thought about creating a new account, and moving the data to the new account. I guess I will do that if I have to.
Thanks for your help.

Answer 1

+"which file itunes is referencing to get the music. whether it's referencing the file that is in my general music folder, or whether it is getting it from my itunes folder. I want to delete the extra one."+
If you start with an original song file outside the iTunes Music folder, and you add the song to your iTunes library while the "Copy..." option is checked, then iTunes makes a copy of the file in your iTunes Music folder, and that is the copy it references. Once copied, iTunes no longer needs the original file, so you can delete it if you have no other need for it.
If you are ever in doubt which copy of the song iTunes is referencing, you can right-click the iTunes library entry and choose "Show in Finder."
If you have always had "Copy..." checked, and if you have never moved your iTunes Music folder and have never manually moved anything, then iTunes has everything it needs in the iTunes Music folder and you can delete the others. But obviously, be careful.