Long time no post, but with Mavericks, new challenges arise.
Obviously two users installed it even before I got a chance to read what had changed - Apple's gotta love the adoption rate (Mavericks being free and all). But it went fine, nothing big broke.
Our kerberos enabled Mercurial broke because the installer empties the whole python 2.7 site-packages folder (why ever! I belive this will produce lots of 'fun' for admins), but that was easily fixed and only hampered the devs (which now use git anyway).
The other fallout was the breaking of the Authentification Server Whitelist of Chrome. So none of our internal Web pages were accessible over chrome, forcing users to use the shiny new Safari. This happend before. And I fixed it before. And I fixed it again. =)
Interestingly, I just needed to reverse the changes made the last time it broke, namely reintegrating MCX setting into the main user group. It seems MCX inheritance over groups is now broken.
Huzza Apple, once again your own enterprise features are the least tested features!
Why not be consequent and kick out this token open directory once and for all? At least I would be finally forced to migrate to Active Directory and could stop wondering if this other, MS flavoured pain would be nicer than the bleak, dead landscape of mac server with its layers of broken bones of cats past, yellowed documentation printed on papyrus and fading ghosts of forgotten visions.
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