R=?ISO-8859-1?B?6Q==?=p. : [K12OSN] Mac OSX and Edirectory?

[Heath Henderson]

Yes, LDAP authentication works great, but when we go to mount the volume as
a user in ou=staff,ou=school,o=district
We get invalid password or username.

Ou=school,o=district work great.  But sub OU's don't work at all.


-- 
Heath Henderson
Technology Administrator
McLean County Unit 5 Schools
Normal, IL 61761
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On 8/28/05 8:59 PM, "Guy-Michel Lessard" <glessard at cegepoutaouais.qc.ca>
wrote:

> The way i did it was using pam authentification with ncpfs. Do i understand
> correctly that you are authentifying through LDAP?
> 
> 
>>>> hendersonh at unit5.org 28/08/05 19:30 >>>
> I thought I would put this question out to this list.  I know there have
> been some people who have integrated Linux and Edirectory.  We are trying to
> integrate OS X and edirectory and it seemed to be working until we found out
> about the little problem below.  Does anyone have any suggestions? I think
> it is something on the Netware side, I just don't know where to look.
> 
> 
> --->
> 
> Anyone have any experience with integration of OSX and edirectory?
> 
> We have integrated our Two High schools this summer.  Everything seemed to
> be working well (and still is) for the Students at the root OU of the
> building
> 
> Example
> 
> ou=nchs,o=unit5 and ou=ncwhs,o=unit5
> 
> Students are in the root ous above.
> 
> But, Staff are in a Staff ou
> Example 
> ou=staff,ou=nchs,o=unit5 and ou=staff,ou=ncwhs,o=unit5
> 
> They can't mount the Server volume (error invalid password please reenter)
> when using Connect to Server
> 
> When logging in via Authentication to LDAP they are able to authenticate,
> but it will not mount their Home directory.  This only seems to be with the
> Staff logins and not the students (has to be the OU?)
> 
> Any thoughts?
>