Linux home directories are automounted with NFS, but they actually exist on the machine that the user most frequently logs into (in theory). Users who mostly use Windows are on lamina; this is because lamina has the test databases on it and that's the most likely thing for them to do on Linux.
/usr/local/data/archive/people/ has retired home directories.
Current as of 2006 Jun 02
lamina:/home/august lamina:/home/cfong lamina:/home/detwiler lamina:/home/haoli lamina:/home/hinshaw lamina:/home/jws lamina:/home/lixian lamina:/home/lober lamina:/home/lritter lamina:/home/lzamora lamina:/home/nevao lamina:/home/onard lamina:/home/raven lamina:/home/rosse lamina:/home/schoen lamina:/home/shapiro lamina:/home/shobhit lamina:/home/vamsally lamina:/home/wilmotli lamina:/home/wvw stylus:/home/andrew stylus:/home/corina stylus:/home/ebmoore stylus:/home/kmull stylus:/home/natalia stylus:/home/plincoln stylus:/home/toddr synapse:/home/brinkley synapse:/home/joshuadf synapse:/home/rex
For an updated version of the list above use
ldapsearch -vvv -xLLL | grep automountI # or, prettier and with joined multiline entries for use in scripts: ldapsearch -xLLL | perl -p -0040 -e 's/\n //' | grep automountI | perl -p -e 's/.*8192 //g' | sort
The full LDAP entry for one user looks like this (note the automountInformation line is broken at char 77, that's a LDAP "feature"):
[joshuadf@synapse tmp]$ ldapsearch -vvv -xLLL "(uid=brinkley)" ldap_initialize( <DEFAULT> ) filter: (uid=brinkley) requesting: ALL dn: uid=brinkley,ou=People,dc=sig,dc=biostr,dc=washington,dc=edu automountInformation: -rw,hard,intr,rsize=8192,wsize=8192 synapse:/home/brinkl ey loginShell: /bin/tcsh uidNumber: 988 gidNumber: 988 shadowMax: 99999 objectClass: top objectClass: automount objectClass: posixAccount objectClass: shadowAccount uid: brinkley gecos: Jim Brinkley,, shadowLastChange: 10389 cn: brinkley homeDirectory: /usr/people/brinkley shadowWarning: 7
