LaunchAgent in user template?

Put your LaunchAgent in /Library/LaunchAgents and it will run when any user logs in.

Thanks for your reply @barnesaw. I was thinking doing that, but I'm not sure if it will run the script as root or as the logged in user if it's in the global Library (I'm trying to get it to mount the share using the user's credentials).

I ended up doing some testing and have determined that putting the LaunchAgent in the User Template does indeed automatically load when the account is created.

So now I've run into another problem. I don't know if I should start another discussion or just continue going here. Here's what's happening:

Everything works reasonably well the first time I login. It creates the account and when I reach the desktop I get a pop-up that says "you are attempting to connect to the server "server.name.com", and I click the blue "continue" button and the share mounts. Sweet. Here's a screenshot of this:

However, every login afterwards prompts for a password... Here's another screenshot:

So, I don't know why it's authenticating the first time and then not authenticating for all subseqent logins. Here is the script that I'm using:

#!/bin/bash

# this script was written to determine the currently logged in user and then determine
# the path to their network home folder
# it will then mount the home folder

## Get Current User
currentUser=$(stat -f %Su /dev/console)

## Determine path to network share
homeLoc=$( dscl . -read /Users/$currentUser SMBHome | cut -c 10- | sed 's.\\./.g' )

## mount the share
/usr/bin/osascript -e "mount volume "smb:$homeLoc""

exit

I tried using mount -t smbfs as well, but it just silently fails to mount the share. When I run it in terminal (as the user) it prompts for a password...

Again, any help or suggestions would be appreciated. I don't know what I'm doing wrong here.

Anything run in /Library/LaunchAgents runs as the logging in user. LaunchDaemons run as root.

As far as the password prompt goes...I use NoMAD to handle AD connections (local user and kerberos tickets), so I can't help you.

@barnesaw - Thanks anyway, I appreciate you taking the time to answer.

If it prompts in terminal, it will prompt when the script runs via LaunchAgent.

I would work on getting it with no prompt in terminal and then test with a LaunchAgent.