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Please elaborate because that sounds odd to me. How on earth can a home directory manager mess with another daemon? I use winbind's associated PAM NSS module

Please elaborate because that sounds odd to me. How on earth can a home directory manager mess with another daemon? I use winbind's associated PAM NSS module to run up a home dir as needed for my AD joined Linux machines. cron still works. I don't do games consoles, only business systems.

mondoshawan 7y ago
Easy: crontabs are in /var/spool/cron/..., not /home, and user editable. If the user's homedir isn't mounted because they logged off and cleared their security tokens, any crontab they write that uses their homedir will break.
pmlnr 7y ago
The same way pulseaudio stops playing when the screen locks. Most annyoing behaviour I've ever had.
- renox 7y ago
  That's a reasonable default behaviour, can you change it though?