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What can i use in scripts to put in the correct username for the home directory on a realm joined computer? If my realm is company.com and I log in as [email protected], with $USER it outputs [email protected] but the home directory is just user1. Thanks

These are windows AD accounts, I have it realm joined so if they change their password, if its auto, it likely would lock their accounts. Do you know how to modify the sudoers file to allow running that command? Because if I use the fstab, even with the noauto function, it would use the same...

Isn't the fstab function mainly about persistent mounts? I thought it was something that would survive a reboot, I don't want that since it probably won't play nice with AD and lock people out. I may be mistaken though.

Not sure if this is the right area, sorry if I miscategorized this post. I am pretty new to Linux, know very little, but trying to figure it out. I found that I could mount a windows drive by using these commands: mkdir /home/username/Desktop/win_share got uid and gid by typing ID in terminal...