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Warnings!!
I pretty-much did the same thing in OSX 10.0.4 a few weeks before upgrading to 10.1, and it caused all kinds of problems. Note that I did so to my primary "Admin" user (I only have one user on my machine, me).
If you log out before changing your Home directory, you will not be able to log back in! This is just like the hosed-up-Application problem. You're not Mr. 501 any more, so you cannot access anything that has a userID of 501... Including your preferences, which the Finder seems to rely on.
Verified: Moving Applications Folder Hosed 10.0.4 to 10.1 Upgrade
Apologies. Just found another user on MacFixit that moved their Applications Folder, and they had the exact same 10.0.4 --> 10.1 upgrade problem that I described. So it looks like the userID change is NOT the cause of the upgrade issue.
what's the fuss?
I simply added a new group to using Netinfo Manager on MacOSX with the same gid as the nfs mounted directory, then changed the permissions of the mounted directory on my nfs server accordingly (in this case dr-wr-w---). Or am I missing the point? |
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