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New users without home directories w/LDAP...

New users without home directories w/LDAP...

2005-05-13       - By Paul Yoshimune

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Odd question...I've inherited a bunch of RH9 boxes, all of which use
LDAP authentication.  When a new user ssh's into a machine, the
authentication works properly, but of course they don't have a home
directory.  Most of the machines complain about this, and end up dumping
the user into /.  One machine in particular does the right thing and
creates the home directory for the user, sets baseline .bashrc, .login,
etc. files (presumably from /etc/skel), configures X, etc.  I'm trying
to track down what process/script is actually doing the work here, so I
can replicate the functionality on the other machines.  Ideas?  Thanks!

-Paul

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