I am migrating our office from a Windows 2003 Active Directory domain
to a Samba domain with an LDAP backend.
All users in the domain had local profiles only, so I went to each of
their machines and migrated the profiles to the new domain. Everything
seemed to work fine with the new domain except that occasionally (not
all the time) when a user has logged out of their machine and goes to
log back in, they get an error that their profile is in use and that
they will be logged in with a temporary profile. The only way to stop
this error is to reboot the machine, at which point they can log in
successfully and their profile is working again.
I never had this problem under Active Directory but I don't see how
Samba could be causing the problem since we're still using local
profiles. Does anyone have any thoughts about what could be causing
this?
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