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TsHomeDrive and TsHomeDirectory bug
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May 26, 2009 6:45 AM
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Seems that the properties are switched upon update (v1.2):
# TsHomeDrive value is written to TsHomeDirectory
PS > Get-QADUser user1 | Set-QADUser -TsHomeDrive "Q:"
PS > Get-QADUser user1 | fl ts*
TsHomeDirectory : Q:
TsHomeDrive :
# clear values
Get-QADUser user1 | Set-QADUser -TsHomeDrive $null -TsHomeDirectory $null
#TsHomeDirectory value is written to TsHomeDrive
PS > Get-QADUser user1 | Set-QADUser -TsHomeDirectory "Q:"
PS > Get-QADUser user1 | ft ts*
TsHomeDirectory :
TsHomeDrive : Q:
Message was edited by: Shay Levy
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Re: TsHomeDrive and TsHomeDirectory bug
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May 26, 2009 8:37 AM
in response to: Shay Levy
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I am not certain this is associated, but I have noticed that since installing PS v1.2 with PowerGUI 1.7.1.702, some of my PS scripts pop DLL errors, but complete normally. I am hoping PowerGUI 1.8 resolves.
Either way, it appears v1.2 changes some items under the hood.
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Re: TsHomeDrive and TsHomeDirectory bug
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May 27, 2009 1:06 AM
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Yes, Shay, you're right. It's a bug. Thanks for escalation!
Will be fixed in upcoming 1.2.2 maintenance release.
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Re: TsHomeDrive and TsHomeDirectory bug
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May 27, 2009 1:57 AM
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Thanks for the confirmation. BTW, on Server 2008 I get an error when I do:
PS > Get-QADUser user1 | Set-QADUser -TsHomeDirectory $null -TsHomeDrive $null
Set-QADUser : Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation.
Does it relate to this issue?
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Re: TsHomeDrive and TsHomeDirectory bug
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May 27, 2009 3:03 AM
in response to: Shay Levy
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No, this is another issue.
TsHomeDrive can be set only if TsHomeDirectory is also set, and TsHomeDirectory points to some network folder (starts with "\\").
To clear the TsHomeDrive value, you should not directly pass $null to TsHomeDrive. Instead, you should pass to TsHomeDirectory either $null, either some local path (not starting with "\\"), for example "C:\local".
This is indeed AD behavior, not our product specific. All we can do is try to avoid ugly error messages and return some more user-friendly output.
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