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OS: Centos 6.4 OpenLDAP: 2.4 Mac: 10.8.3 through 10.8.4

I have an OpenLDAP server and I'm able to have users authenticate, however, for some reason even though I've changed the Mappings of NFSDirectory to apple-home-userDirectory and pointed it to the correct /Volumes/Users/ it will not create their home directory.

Things I've tried;

I tried commenting out /etc/auto_master and it did not work.

I tried using #/Users/$uid as the mapping, which, did work -- because it simply tells it to ignore the LDAP Home Directory attribute, but I noticed that the resulting behavior was quirky -- as in, if I went to System Preferences > Users & Groups, I was unable to see anything.

Is there a way, like with AD, that you can force it to create a local directory?

I figured this applied as a server question as well, since I have to make changes in both places. I mean, it seems like there is plenty on OpenLDAP + NFS, hardly anything on Open LDAP + Local Directories.

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  • I was only ever able to get #/Users/$uid mapping to work. So, it was not ideal.
    – Ethabelle
    Nov 14, 2013 at 15:11

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