Here's the general way to solve the problem. Open up the terminal and use mount to mount a specified users home folder. Once you've figured out how to do that from the command line try making a script to do it automatically, substituting $1 for the user name. Finaly, once you have that working, drop...

Well, this should work just fine (unless I'm hideously mistaken samba is a SMB server), the variable $1 contains the user name of the current user in a shell script, beyond that its up to you to figure out how you want the process to work, where you want things to mount and if you want to share out ...

Good mac apps, so many its hard to count: Systems Administration: Carbon Copy Cloner - Free - makes exact copy of hard drives, works perfectly, good for cloning out mass numbers of images. In fact any mac sysadmin should check out Mike's site at http://www.bombich.com/ he is one of the best resource...

Not a lot to go on there little buddy, but give this a try: http://uneasysilence.com/archive/2007/07/11458/ or if you have a firewire cable just hold down the 't' key while turning the computer on to boot it into target disk mode (basically just turns your computer into a firewire drive) and plug it...

Hey, don't know if this thread is still active but here's what you want to do, you want to create a login hook (if you don't know what it is Google it! There's ton of info out there about it including a gui called iHook) which is a shell script that run at login. The script itself will look somethin...