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I have upgraded from ubuntu 16 to an ubuntu 18 desktop version (installed the OS from scratch). The machine is a domain member. The domain controller is a Windows 2008R2 operating system. The users can log in to the ubuntu machone (via Kerberos and authentifiated by the domain controller of Windows). Furthermore, I changed the /etc/security/pam_mount.conf.xml such that the users have their home directories.



<volume options="dir_mode=0700,file_mode=0700" user="*" fstype="cifs" server="fileserver1" path="home/%(DOMAIN_USER)/" mountpoint="/home/%(DOMAIN_USER)"/>


Logging in via ssh and accessing their files is working fine. Furthermore, they can login in Ubuntu 18 (Desktop) can get their home directroy also mounted correctly:



but:



I cannot change any setting in Ubuntu, e.g.



  • change config of terminal

  • cannot adjust the favorites

  • cannot set the keyboard layout

It works, but only for 0.5sec and then the setting is automatically reverted. Probably something is wrong here. Any ideas why this does not work?










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    I have upgraded from ubuntu 16 to an ubuntu 18 desktop version (installed the OS from scratch). The machine is a domain member. The domain controller is a Windows 2008R2 operating system. The users can log in to the ubuntu machone (via Kerberos and authentifiated by the domain controller of Windows). Furthermore, I changed the /etc/security/pam_mount.conf.xml such that the users have their home directories.



    <volume options="dir_mode=0700,file_mode=0700" user="*" fstype="cifs" server="fileserver1" path="home/%(DOMAIN_USER)/" mountpoint="/home/%(DOMAIN_USER)"/>


    Logging in via ssh and accessing their files is working fine. Furthermore, they can login in Ubuntu 18 (Desktop) can get their home directroy also mounted correctly:



    but:



    I cannot change any setting in Ubuntu, e.g.



    • change config of terminal

    • cannot adjust the favorites

    • cannot set the keyboard layout

    It works, but only for 0.5sec and then the setting is automatically reverted. Probably something is wrong here. Any ideas why this does not work?










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      I have upgraded from ubuntu 16 to an ubuntu 18 desktop version (installed the OS from scratch). The machine is a domain member. The domain controller is a Windows 2008R2 operating system. The users can log in to the ubuntu machone (via Kerberos and authentifiated by the domain controller of Windows). Furthermore, I changed the /etc/security/pam_mount.conf.xml such that the users have their home directories.



      <volume options="dir_mode=0700,file_mode=0700" user="*" fstype="cifs" server="fileserver1" path="home/%(DOMAIN_USER)/" mountpoint="/home/%(DOMAIN_USER)"/>


      Logging in via ssh and accessing their files is working fine. Furthermore, they can login in Ubuntu 18 (Desktop) can get their home directroy also mounted correctly:



      but:



      I cannot change any setting in Ubuntu, e.g.



      • change config of terminal

      • cannot adjust the favorites

      • cannot set the keyboard layout

      It works, but only for 0.5sec and then the setting is automatically reverted. Probably something is wrong here. Any ideas why this does not work?










      share|improve this question














      I have upgraded from ubuntu 16 to an ubuntu 18 desktop version (installed the OS from scratch). The machine is a domain member. The domain controller is a Windows 2008R2 operating system. The users can log in to the ubuntu machone (via Kerberos and authentifiated by the domain controller of Windows). Furthermore, I changed the /etc/security/pam_mount.conf.xml such that the users have their home directories.



      <volume options="dir_mode=0700,file_mode=0700" user="*" fstype="cifs" server="fileserver1" path="home/%(DOMAIN_USER)/" mountpoint="/home/%(DOMAIN_USER)"/>


      Logging in via ssh and accessing their files is working fine. Furthermore, they can login in Ubuntu 18 (Desktop) can get their home directroy also mounted correctly:



      but:



      I cannot change any setting in Ubuntu, e.g.



      • change config of terminal

      • cannot adjust the favorites

      • cannot set the keyboard layout

      It works, but only for 0.5sec and then the setting is automatically reverted. Probably something is wrong here. Any ideas why this does not work?







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