I am working on creating a user setting and adding them to User Templets. I am working with 10.8.2 when I add the finder.plist that has disable fast user switching and then test login in I find fast user switching to not disabled. How can I make sure my User Templet has user fast user switching disabled
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+8Best answer by mm2270
That setting isn't stored in the Finder.plist, pretty sure. Its in the root /Library/Preferences/.GlobalPreferences.plist. At least in our setup that's where we set disabling Fast User Switching.
Look in that file using the defaults command from Terminal to see if a setting called "MultipleSessionEnabled" shows up. Should be set to a value of 1 for disabled.
defaults read /Library/Preferences/.GlobalPreferencesAlso look at Managed Preferences in your JSS. If its enabled and you're using them, there's a template for it you can just add in, set your value (1 for example), and apply to all your managed clients.
+24That setting isn't stored in the Finder.plist, pretty sure. Its in the root /Library/Preferences/.GlobalPreferences.plist. At least in our setup that's where we set disabling Fast User Switching.
Look in that file using the defaults command from Terminal to see if a setting called "MultipleSessionEnabled" shows up. Should be set to a value of 1 for disabled.
defaults read /Library/Preferences/.GlobalPreferencesAlso look at Managed Preferences in your JSS. If its enabled and you're using them, there's a template for it you can just add in, set your value (1 for example), and apply to all your managed clients.
+8After I created my user templet and have all setting in the user/templets folder I loged in as a test user and the user/templet setting do not show up and the last time I tested I had a blank user folder. What is the trick to get user/templet work in mountain lion? I am looking to set finder, sidebar and dock as well as a few other settings.
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