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96 Chapter 5 Setting Up Group Accounts

7 Click Accounts and select the group account you want to work with.

To select a group account, connect to the server where the account resides. Click

Accounts. Click the small globe above the accounts list and open the directory domain

where the group account is stored. Click the Groups pane and select the group.

8 To be authenticated, click the lock.

9 In the Owner Name field, enter the name of the user you want to own the group folder

so the user can act as group folder administrator.

Click the Browse (...) button to choose an owner from a list of users in the current

directory domain.

The group folder owner will be given read/write access to the group folder.

10 To create the folder, use the CreateGroupFolder command in Terminal.

You must be the root user to use the command. For more information, type “man

CreateGroupFolder” in Terminal to see the man page. The group folder is named using

the short name of the group with which it is associated.

The group folder is named using the short name of the group with which it is

associated.

You can automate a group member’s access to the group folder when the user logs in:

• You can set up Dock Preferences to make the group folder visible in the Dock. For

instructions, see “Providing Easy Access to Group Folders” on page 149.

• You can set up login preferences so that users can click Computer in the Finder to

see the group folder share point and the group folders within it. For instructions, see

“Providing Easy Access to the Group Share Point” on page 166.

When using these preferences, make sure the group is defined in a shared domain in

the search policy of the group member’s computer. See the Open Directory

administration guide for instructions on setting a computer’s search policy.

If you don’t automate group folder access, group members can use the “Connect to

Server” command in the Finder’s Go menu to navigate to the server where the group

folder resides to access the group folder.

Creating a Group Folder in a Subfolder of an Existing Share Point

In Workgroup Manager, you can create group folders that don’t reside immediately

below a share point. For example, you may want to organize group folders into several

subfolders under a share point that you define. If Groups is the share point, you may

want to place student groups’ folders in /Groups/StudentGroups and teacher groups’

folders in /Groups/TeacherGroups. The full path to a group folder for second-grade

students could be /Groups/StudentGroups/SecondGrade.

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