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[K12OSN] User folder not created (odd behaviour)
- From: "Ryan Hackl" <ryan hackl lskysd ca>
- To: <k12osn redhat com>
- Subject: [K12OSN] User folder not created (odd behaviour)
- Date: Wed, 28 Feb 2007 13:37:12 -0600
We've set up a new dual k12ltsp system (serv01 and serv02)
which authenticate back to an LDAP server that contains all home
folders.
A client starts up and randomly chooses the next
available terminal server. When this happens, the user logs on to the
system, the home folders are 'copied' across to the new server, and normal
session login occurs.
I have ONE USER (that's the odd behaviour) that can
log on to serv01 but not serv02. When she logs into serv01, the home
folder is created in the /home directory of serv01, and everything 'works
normally.' When she tries to log into serv02 in the exact manner (with
same username/password, session type, etc), she gets the message
Your home directory is listed as:
'/home/<USERNAME>'
but it does not appear to exist. Do you want to log
in with the /
(root) directory as your home
directory
And she can't log in (no copying of the /home
folders from the LDAP server to serv02/home occurs)
Any ideas of what's gone wrong for this one user,
and where to look for a fix?
- Ryan
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