Apple Mac OS X Server Print Service Administration For Version 10.4 or Later Uživatelský manuál stáhnout pdf (Strana 114)

114 Chapter 7 Setting Up Home Directories

To open a directory domain, click the small globe above the accounts list and choose

from the pop-up menu. To authenticate, click the lock.

3 Click the Users button and select one or more user accounts.

4 Click Home, then select (None) in the list.

5 Click Save.

Creating a Home Directory for a Local User at a Server

You can use Workgroup Manager to define home directories for users whose accounts

are stored in a server’s local directory domain. You might want to use local user

accounts on standalone servers (servers not accessible from a network) and for

administrator accounts on a server. These accounts are meant to be used by users

physically logging into the server. They are not meant to be used by network users.

Home directories for local users should reside in AFP share points on the server where

the users’ accounts reside. These share points do not have to be automountable (they

do not require network mount records).

To create a home directory for a local user account:

1 Make sure that a share point for the home directory exists on the server where the

local user account resides.

You can use the predefined /Users share point or any other AFP share point that has

been defined on the server. Alternatively, you can define your own share point. To use

an existing share point, skip to step 4. To define a new share point, continue with

steps 2 and 3.

Because of the way home directory disk quotas work, you may want to set up home

directory share points on a partition different from other share points. For more

information, see “Setting Disk Quotas” on page 121.

2 Using the Finder, create the folder you want to use as the share point if required.

3 In Workgroup Manager, connect to the server where the local user account resides and

click Sharing to set up the folder as an AFP share point.

Click All (above the list on the left) and select the folder.

Click General and select “Share this item and its contents.”

Specify the share point owner and group names by typing names into those fields or

by dragging names from the drawer that opens when you click Users & Groups.

Set Owner permissions to Read & Write, and set Group permissions and Everyone

permissions to Read Only.

Click Save.

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