Was attempting to get macs to bind to an AD directory (Works fine) and have either remote folders on a windows home share that's on an iSCSI drive, or have mobile accounts. I initially tested scenarios with Mavericks 10.9.5 and Server 5 Profile Manager Directory Bindings and it actually works fine for mobile accounts.
However, share permissions seem to completely go kaput and cause horrific issues with El Capitan. Shared folders are created when the user will login, however only the Library folder will be created, or if all home folders are created and No One at all has permission at all, and end up getting strange unknown SID users S-1-5-88-3-16832 from the OS X client side in Windows. (Folders are created on the mac side and instantly go away, but still actually exist)
The funny part is that if I create home directory folders previous to logging in, within the "home location", while using WinServe 2k12 it semi-works, though 1/2 of the library files are locked off.
With mobile account the library prefs seem to sync, however home folders will not sync at all and get stuck at ~/ and won't move any files over. Additionally, folders are apparently created for "Downloads" "Desktop" etc though are completely invisible within the GUI of OSX though can list the directory through terminal to see the folders.
I also attempted to force SMB1 to see if that would benefit with permissions, though still not working. Is Apple just careless with their integration of AD and SMB share permissions? Or am I missing something here? Any help would be greatly appreciated...
However, share permissions seem to completely go kaput and cause horrific issues with El Capitan. Shared folders are created when the user will login, however only the Library folder will be created, or if all home folders are created and No One at all has permission at all, and end up getting strange unknown SID users S-1-5-88-3-16832 from the OS X client side in Windows. (Folders are created on the mac side and instantly go away, but still actually exist)
The funny part is that if I create home directory folders previous to logging in, within the "home location", while using WinServe 2k12 it semi-works, though 1/2 of the library files are locked off.
With mobile account the library prefs seem to sync, however home folders will not sync at all and get stuck at ~/ and won't move any files over. Additionally, folders are apparently created for "Downloads" "Desktop" etc though are completely invisible within the GUI of OSX though can list the directory through terminal to see the folders.
I also attempted to force SMB1 to see if that would benefit with permissions, though still not working. Is Apple just careless with their integration of AD and SMB share permissions? Or am I missing something here? Any help would be greatly appreciated...