Sort of on the same topic, I am having issues with my computer at work. 
I have recently been forced to join my networked computer to a W2K
Domain, which sucks majorly, and now as part of the logon, my system has
an H: drive (network drive) which seems to be set as some sort of a
home-ish directory.  When i run cmd, it starts in H: and putty and
OpenSSH always want to drop their user configuration files there. 
That's incredibly annoying to me because I want my configuration files
for things like that stored locally.  Does anyone know how to fix this
problem?
I've done some searching on the internet, but I don't know what
Microsoft calls that kind of stuff and the words I use to describe it
are very general terms which don't turn up anything even remotely useful
to me.  I've spent hours scouring my registry for something that looks
suspect.  I don't dare ask the IS guys who control my network this
question because they'll just tell me to go f*** myself.  If they were
allowed to COMPLETELY have their way, then encryption, linux, and pretty
much anything not spoonfed to them by their Microsoft sales rep, would
probably not be allowed in the building.  And MCSE's probably wouldn't
be allowed either, because anyone with one of those might know how to
break their precious network.  
Sorry for the vent.  I'm frustrated.

-- 
Justin Kremer <kremer at ringworld.org>

"One likes to believe in the freedom of music,
But glittering prizes and endless compromises
Shatter the illusion of integrity."
- Rush "The Spirit of Radio" (1980)


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