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This may be the way to go

Problems are probably due to the script running as root which means ~ still resolves to root's home.

What you should probably do is change CURRUSER $(logname) or even...

After changing the script so that CURRUSER=$1 the script creates the directories for all users that login.

The 2 things it still does not do is:
1. Exit the script when local admin users login....

Do you think I need to change the $CURRUSER to $1

I use a login window manager from (its free)http://www.bombich.com/mactips/loginhooks.html
and this uses unix to login hook (LoginHook (POSIX path)) and it allows you to store a script on the...

Would I do that just before I make the directories in the script and I am not quite sure how.
I guess I don't understand how your trying to use su.
Could you give an example in my script how you...

Hi I tried it and it makes sense but the script does not quite work yet , a bit of progress has been made at this link.
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OSX 10.3

Thanks I'll give it a try.

Hi
I am trying to write a login script for network based clients (OSX) that looks up local accounts eg admin, root, etc and exits the script so that it doesn't apply to them. Then for everyone else...