Hi!
I have a Mac OS X Server running 10.5 Leopard currently, and have network accounts enabled so users can log in across any Mac that is bound to the Server.
This all works, and preferences are retained across apps in the users' home folders on the Server, however, TenFourFox has a weird quirk that I'm hoping one of you can help shed some light on.
Even with a fresh user that has never opened TenFourFox before, the bookmarks cannot be loaded or saved. The menu bar just has a blank slate. The ~/Library/Application Support/Firefox/Profiles folder is all there as it should be, . But, when copying a good Profile set with bookmarks from an existing local Mac account to a network account, it makes the bookmarks disappear. Even after this, if I copy the Profile from the network account to a local one, the bookmarks show back up. Strange!
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Is there a way to get this to function properly on network accounts? I'd love to implement a default tweaked Profile for users so the web is faster on the Macs I'm using.
I have a Mac OS X Server running 10.5 Leopard currently, and have network accounts enabled so users can log in across any Mac that is bound to the Server.
This all works, and preferences are retained across apps in the users' home folders on the Server, however, TenFourFox has a weird quirk that I'm hoping one of you can help shed some light on.
Even with a fresh user that has never opened TenFourFox before, the bookmarks cannot be loaded or saved. The menu bar just has a blank slate. The ~/Library/Application Support/Firefox/Profiles folder is all there as it should be, . But, when copying a good Profile set with bookmarks from an existing local Mac account to a network account, it makes the bookmarks disappear. Even after this, if I copy the Profile from the network account to a local one, the bookmarks show back up. Strange!
Is there a way to get this to function properly on network accounts? I'd love to implement a default tweaked Profile for users so the web is faster on the Macs I'm using.