I've been trying to follow that documentation unsuccessfully...
I'm following this documentation:
http://now.netapp.com/NOW/knowledge/docs/ontap/rel7311/html/ontap/filesag/accessing/task/t_oc_accs_creating_directories_in_a_home_directory_path.html#...
Step 4 says:
Make each user the owner of his or her home directory.
For example, make HQ\jsmith the owner of the /vol/vol1/homedir/HQ/jsmith home directory and UK\jsmith the owner of the /vol/vol1/homedir/UK/jsmith home directory.
The user with the name HQ\jsmith can attach to the jsmith share corresponding to the /vol/vol1/homedir/HQ/jsmith home directory. The user with the name UK\jsmith can attach to the jsmith share corresponding to the /vol/vol1/homedir/UK/jsmith home directory.
I'm a bit puzzeled as to how one makes each user the owner of his or her home directory. I've got my cifs_homedir.cfg set up with a path to my desired directory: /vol/ontap_root/UserDocs. I've created several user directories under this directory (i.e: /vol/ontap_root/UserDocs/<user name>.
I've been able to load the cifs_homedir.cfg at the command line, and I can run the command cifs homedir showuser <username> and it does return a path for the 3 users that I've created directories for.
It seems the only thing I'm missing is this Step 4 making each user the owner of the folder as my users have read access, but cannot create any new files in their own home directories. Any help on how to perform this action in Step 4?