I am not sure you are going to be able to implement cross platform roaming profiles, meaning you will not be able to share the same profile with windows and unix machines. For example, all of mozilla's settings are stored in a .mozilla or .firefox directory in your unix profile. In windows, this information is stored in a different place. Unless you are willing to make modifications to a lot of applications, this will not be feasible. However, you should be able to share profiles between unix machines using NFS and autofs. You can store mounts either in a file or in LDAP for centralized management. You can use samba, with a LDAP backend for windows authentication. However, one thing to note, when you configure Samba to use LDAP, it does not use the userPassword field in the InetOrg/Posix Acount schemas. Samba uses a Schema that provides two password fields that you must keep synchronized. However, this is fairly easy to do, since you can configure samba to do this with smbpasswd, or you can write your own script using perl and Net::Ldap package. I would be interested in hearing other peoples thoughts. I am always looking for ways to integrate unix and windows. However, Microsoft does a really good job at making sure it is not too easy to do. Randall On Thu, 2007-08-09 at 11:23 -0400, rstaaf at bellsouth.net wrote: > Hello all, > > I have done some searching and have not found the answer I am looking for, hopefully you all have some time for a noob question or two. > > I am thinking of implementing Fedora Directory Server in my home network as a learning experience. Right now I have 9 computers in my home network. They are a mix of Windows and Linux. What I want to do is implement single sign-on with roaming profiles. > > The question I have though is it possible to have a roaming profile that will work on both a Linux and Windows client and still have things like web browser favorites, documents in sync with both client OSs? > > Thanks > > Bob > > -- > Fedora-directory-users mailing list > Fedora-directory-users at redhat.com > https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-directory-users
