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| Network Home Directories for all |
| Written by Chris Tangora | ||||
| Monday, 07 July 2008 | ||||
 Found this handy "how-to" and thought I would pass it along as it seems like it would come in handy for people with multiple Macs in their home. A few command line edits and you can have a network home directory for each user. You still have to make a local user account on each machine, but it will pull the home directory from another Mac (via NFS). While this doesn't make much sense for a lab or small office, this would work well for a home with a few networked Macs. It uses bonjour for host resolution and NFS for mounting.From Protecht.com
On the machine that you want to automount directories on, execute: # # Automounter map for /home # +auto_home # Use directory service kate dining-room.local:/Users/kate If it works for you, stop by Protecht.com and say thanks.
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