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Chapter 7 Setting Up Home Directories 117

Creating a Custom Home Directory

In Workgroup Manager, you can customize a user’s home directory settings. You’ll want

to customize home directory settings when:

• You want the user’s home directory to reside in directories not immediately

below the home directory share point. For example, you may want to organize

home directories into several subdirectories within a share point. If Homes is the

home directory share point, you may want to place teacher home directories in

Homes/Teachers and student home directories in Homes/Students.

• You want to specify a home directory name different from the user’s first short name.

You can use Workgroup Manager to define a custom home directory for a user whose

account is stored in a server’s local directory domain or in a shared directory domain

accessible from the server you are using. The shared directory domain can be the LDAP

directory of an Open Directory master or another read/write directory domain.

You can also use Workgroup Manager to review home directory information in any

accessible read-only directory domain.

To create a custom home directory using Workgroup Manager:

1 Make sure the share point exists and is configured correctly.

The share point for a local user account’s home directory should reside in an AFP share

point on the server where the user’s accounts resides. This share point does not have to

be automountable (it does not require a network mount record).

The share point for the home directory of a user account in a shared directory domain

can reside in any AFP or NFS share point that the user’s computer can access. The share

point must be automountable—it must have a network mount record in the directory.

For instructions, see “Setting Up an Automountable AFP Share Point for

Home Directories” on page 119 or “Setting Up an Automountable NFS or SMB Share

Point for Home Directories” on page 120.

2 If you want the home directory to reside beneath a folder under the share point, use

the Finder to create all the folders in the path between the share point and where the

home directory will reside.

3 In Workgroup Manager, click Accounts and select the user account you want to work

with.

To select an account, connect to the server where the account resides. Click the small

globe above the accounts list and open the directory domain where the user account

is stored. Click the Users button and select the user.

4 To be authenticated, click the lock.

5 Click Home to set up the selected user’s home directory.

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