Sudo defaults write MCXScriptTrust -string Authenticated Sudo defaults write EnableMCXLoginScripts -bool TRUE
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#Mac os active directory login mac os x
In order for your Mac OS X client computers to download and interpret your Mac OS X Server-based login scripts, we need to run the following commands on each client from a root Terminal session: Making a shell script executable Preparing Your Client Computers ^ To do this, issue the following command from Terminal: The catch here is that we need to be sure to mark our shell scripts as executable prior to deployment by Mac OS X Server.
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More to the point, we must configure the Mac server as an Open Directory Master. As a necessary prerequisite, we need to have a Mac set up with Mac OS X Server Snow Leopard.