Thanks!

Thanks!

@andrinak - your presentation was terrific and your posting of your scripts is incredibly helpful. Thank you!

Thanks, Andrina.

Thanks!

Thanks!

@andrinak I looked at your ignore ownership script and just thought I'd let you know I had lots of corrupt databases using vsdbutil. Instead I use diskutil disableOwnership

The PDF is refusing to download for me..

- Says it's too big.. (And I am not short of disk space in this instance)

@tkimpton Interesting! I've not seen similar here, but as usual there's always more than one way to do anything ;-)

@PeterClarke - if you go up a level to https://github.com/andrina/JNUC2013 you can in fact bring down a zip of all the files up there.

I had a separate scratch disk for users for Photoshop and Illustrator and blasted out settings for FEU and FUT.

I had to set ignore ownership at boot up and set it hidden.

I had quite a lot of people coming back with Photoshop scratch disk permission prompts and found out vsdbutil corrupted the database file.

As soon as I started using diskutil command it was fine and no more errors :)

I've been playing with your keychain rebuilding script, but having issues with any user that passes a $ as part of their password. For some reason, the script/shell is interpreting this as a variable instead of the string that is the users password and then the script fails. We've seen this behavior with this script and one that adds the user to FileVault for unlocking the computer, but haven't been able to track-down the cause. Any thoughts?

when I try to run the computer name script, it doesn't display anything. I took the variables out and just ran through terminal and the dialog box appears, so I think it's erring out with ```

Dialog to enter the computer name and the create $COMPUTERNAME variable

rv=($($CD standard-inputbox --title "Computer Name" --no-newline --informative-text "Enter the computer name you wish to set"))
COMPUTERNAME=${rv[1]}

if I use just the ```

/MacOS/cocoaDialog standard-inputbox ---etc

then the box appears.