Re: Use creation problem on X-Serve

• Subject: Re: Use creation problem on X-Serve
• From: "Josh Wisenbaker" <email@hidden>
• Date: Mon, 21 Nov 2005 08:40:54 -0500 (EST)
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> Hi Cameron,
>
> We are running OS X Server 10.4 (latest) and all our clients are running
> 10.4 (latest) as well. We have a similar problem but can attribute it to
> the different way the home folder is referenced on creation from the way
> it is referenced when a network user logs in. On creation we define the
> path as /Network/Servers/<servername>.local/Volumes/data disk/Network
> Home Folders/<username> where /data disk/ is a separate partition and
> /Network Home Folders/ is the share point. Then we find we must change
> this path to /Network/<servername>/Network Home Folders/<username> in
> order to allow the user to access it. I'm sure this should not be
> necessary and have asked Apple for an explanation. It's more of an
> irritation then a major problem thought.

I wouldn't use the link-local names for OD setups. Everything requires
valid reverses.

You are probably hitting the home share path length limitations. Just
sorta thte way it works.

Josh
www.afp548.com

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