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May 17, 2006 11:27 AM PDT

Security Update 2006-003 Special Report: Active Directory issues

by CNET staff

MacFixit reader Tony Pires reports an issue where Security Update 2006-003 causes problems with Active Directory services.

Tony writes:

'My G5 was on 10.4.6 and bound to Active Directory. Upon logging in after the Security Update I was given a message stating my mobile home directory could not be made. I was greeted with a plain, newly created home folder. Logging into root and fixing permissions, did not fix it. Restarting didn't as well. That?s when I went into the Accounts preference pane and noticed there were 2 accounts for my user name, one that said Managed and the other that said Managed, Mobile. I deleted the one that said just 'Managed' and upon logging in was greeted with my familiar desktop and settings. Some dock links were broken but easily fixed."

For more information on troubleshooting Active Directory issues, see our recently published tutorial "Resolving problems with connecting to Windows servers/clients."

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