Art Alexion on 30 Dec 2008 07:03:12 -0800 |
I have started playing with Likewise Open for joining Linux (and Mac) computers to MS Active Directory domains. Seems painless and easy, and works well with a new user. The problem is how to take a local user and use those settings, preferably even that $HOME, for his or her AD user. I figured I could simply copy the .configurations from the local $HOME, and then maybe create a group with the local-domain user pair and make sure the group gets owner permissions. Except I am thinking that that, too, would be problematic, because once you log on as a domain user, the groups you see are the domain groups, not the local groups. Ultimately, I guess, I can copy (move), chown, and forget the local user. I found this (http://www.kbrandt.com/2008/11/authenticating-with-active-directory.html) which shows how to migrate from NIS, but not from a local user. Any suggestions? Attachment:
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