Hi,
On 08/14/2013 12:19 PM, Vieri wrote:
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On Mi, 2013-08-14 at 02:14 -0700, Vieri wrote:
Hi,
I noticed that when an LDAP user logs into owncloud a user "home"
directory is created in the data subdir. The folder name is the "LDAP
user name" (Active Directory's sAMAccountName in my case) just like for
the "local" admin user. However, if the LDAP user logs in and adds an
external mount point (SMB share) then a new "user dir" is created in
the data subdir.
I tried it (though not with SMB but WebDAV) but I got not a second
folder.
I haven't tried webdav, only smb.
This time, instead of the username an ID is used (eg.
DFA761B9-4B3C-4E35-9FA9-B84ECBCE53F2).
What are the contents of this folder?
/files_external/uploads/
(empty subdirs)
In my experience this is totally harmless, the users don't even know
about this problem. It also seems to be quite safe to delete these empty
dirs. But of course this is not right, and it is quite confusing to the
admin. Especially, if there are also local users in addition to ones
defined in LDAP. I've been seeing this for months now. In my case they
look like this (the internal username attrib is set to uid for me in the
expert section):
uid/files_external/uploads
I never had the time though to find out what exactly triggers the
creation of these "ghost directories". I don't use smb mounts though,
only local and external mounts of google and dropbox services.
Yours: Laszlo
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