Since there is no NetInfo Manager anymore I use WorkGroup Manager from 10.5
server tools as a gui editor for the local LDAP DB. Once you launch it go to
the Server menu and select View Directories.
Another thing to try is right click on a user account in the Accounts pref
pane. This lets you edit many more aspects of the user account.
> Date: Mon, 29 Oct 2007 12:33:09 -0400
> From: StargateSG1 <email@hidden>
> Subject: De-personalizing 10.5
> To: email@hidden
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> How can we de-personalize a Leopard install, since the NetInfo method
> no longer applies? (ie, the way we did it under 10.4 and earlier won't
> work).
>
> Goal is to setup a new machine and then strip out all personalization
> and user info to return it to "first boot" status.
>
> I routinely rebuilt machines and installed software and applied
> updates and then removed the local.nidb folder and the individual user
> folders alone with /var/db/.AppleSetupDone and the machine was
> basically returned to first boot.
>
> Any ideas? I've not found a KB article on it yet.
>
> TIA,
> Doug
>
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