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5 Click NDS Rights > Trustees of This Object > Add Trustee.
6 Specify the name of the User object that uses this Profile object.
7 Make sure that the Browse object and the Read Property check boxes are selected, then click
OK to assign these rights to the User object.
The User object is now a trustee of the Profile object and has the rights necessary to run the
profile login script.
Repeat these steps for all additional users who need to use this script.
1.4.3 Getting Around the One User and One Profile Login
Script Restriction
Users can have only one User profile associated with their User object and can belong to only one
Profile object. As a rule, only one User login script and one Profile login script can be executed for
any user.
There are ways around this limitation using the Novell Login Window and the PROFILE command.
The Novell Login Window allows users to specify additional login scripts to be run during login
when they click on the Scripts tab. Here, users can specify scripts that are not a part of their
eDirectory User object or, are not associated with a Profile object that they are trustees for.
Also, additional scripts can be run from within the two standard scripts by using the PROFILE
command. For more information on the PROFILE command, see
page
50.
In addition to using the Novell Login Window or the PROFILE command, you can also assign users
to more than one Group object. Use the MEMBER OF group identifier variable to execute different
parts of a login script, depending on the Group objects that the user belongs to. To accomplish this,
use the IF...THEN command (see
group identifier variable (see
To view an example of the IF...THEN command used with the MEMBER OF group identifier
variable, see
"Sample Login Scripts" on page
1.5 Creating Login Scripts from a Sample or
Existing Login Script
1 Locate the sample or existing login script that you want to modify.
For sample login scripts included in this documentation, see
page
21.
2 Copy the sample or existing login script.
3 In Novell iManager or ConsoleOne, open the login script, copy the sample, then paste it into
the User object or Profile object's login script.
See
Section 1.4, "Creating or Modifying Login Scripts," on page
4 Make necessary changes to the sample login script to customize it for your network.
Section 3.15, "IF...THEN," on page
Section 3.2, "Using Identifier Variables," on page
21.
Section 3.21, "PROFILE," on
43) and the MEMBER OF
31).
"Sample Login Scripts" on
12.
Using Login Scripts
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