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Re: Symlinks and naming of mounts
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Re: Symlinks and naming of mounts


  • Subject: Re: Symlinks and naming of mounts
  • From: Axel Luttgens <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 26 Apr 2011 19:17:39 +0200

Le 25 avr. 2011 à 21:32, email@hidden a écrit :

> Hello all,
>
> I apologize ahead, if my wording is poor, for the description I will
> attempt.
>
> I am trying to have the OS (X.5.8/X.6.4) have symlinks for the
> homes/shares on the desktop to make life easier for the Mac Users in an AD
> environment that is dominantly Windows XP.
>
> I believe I have the Home now working correctly with some great
> direction/aid from Apple.  However, my dilema is in AD the faculty and
> student shares are both called "Shared"...so when I create symlinks I get
> "Shared" and "Shared-1" instead of FacultyShare and StudentShare.  The
> Users do not like this, being they have to open both to see which is
> which.
>
> The AD Admins will not and said cannot change the naming, due to their
> scripts on the Windows side...so my question is 'can I rename a symlink,
> in a script, etc and have it go to the correct path?'  I ask this because
> it appears sometimes "StudentShare" mounts on the desktop first as
> "Shared", and sometimes second as "Shared-1"....the same goes for
> "FacultyShare".
>
> Any aid or assistance would be greatly appreciated.  Thanks!

Hello Jerry,

I don't exactly understand your networking context.
Now, since you apologized, you're of course forgiven. ;-)

More seriously, your Mac users are thus using machines (Macs, I presume) bound to AD?
And they get their home directories automounted, accordingly to their credentials (e.g. a user name / password combination)?
Once logged in, do they have access to both shares?
Are those shares automounted as well?
Which protocol (AFP, SMB...)?
Are the corresponding share points on a same server, or on two distinct servers?
Once logged in as a Mac user, could you execute following command in Terminal.app

	mount

and provide us with its output?

Axel

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