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| User Preferences Not Updating (WGM OS X Server 10.5.2) Hi folks, first post! Got some confusing behaviour... Problem: When we set "user" based preferences in WGM they are not rolled out to the users (setting "computer", or "computer group" preferences works as expected). For example, if I set iCal as a login item for a specific user, then the user logs out and back in, iCal does not start as a login item. The preference *is* set on the server however because if the user unpairs their account from the server, then logs out, then logs in and re-pairs with the server, the preference is rolled out accordingly. What could be the reason for this? Why aren't user preferences being updated at every login? Is there a way I can force user preferences to be updated at login? Background: We use WGM on OSX Server 10.5.2 with mainly Leopard OSX laptops and desktop machines on the network. Hope you can help Chris |
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| You could try deleting out the MCX information from the user account. ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.mcx.manifests The manifests are the MCX preferences. You could also try deleting out the MCX cache via dscl: dscl . -delete /Config/mcx_cache Remember, you want to be doing this on the client machine, not the server! Always test out these suggestions on a non-critical machine with non-critical data! ![]() Michael |
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| Hi, I don't have any file in ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.mcx.manifests I do have ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.MCX.plist but deleting that doesn't do anything... it is just recreated as it was and preferences still aren't updated after a logout/in cycle. The dscl command doesn't work either. There is no mcx_cache in /Config. Using dscl I did find an mcx_cache in /LDAPv3/server.name/Config/mcx_cache but I can't delete that because I get permission denied. I tried mcxdelete and that command succeeds, but it doesn't delete the file. Still no clearer! |