I have searched the mailing archive, some news groups, and google, and found no success stories. I am trying to run a GNOME session over the network via LDAP authentication, to remotely mount (nfs, webdav, smb...) an user's home directory. So far, from both my own experience and what I gathered from other's stories, no luck. http://archives.mandrakelinux.com/cooker/2003-10/msg02858.php The post points out that GNOME is "picky" about file locking. How so exactly? I am hoping some GNOME developers can clarify this for me. Is GNOME capable of running a remotely mounted home directory? My impression from those who I have talked to and things I have read suggest that perhaps it is not a supported feature, or is not yet mature enough to be used.
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