Brian Cameron wrote:
> Second, I get the zone names by running this command:
>
> /usr/sbin/zoneadm list -cv | grep running | grep -v global |
> nawk '{ print $4}'
>
> Then I loop over the values returned. For each value, lets
> call it $ZONE_PATH, I then try to access the user's home
> directory by accessing:
>
> $ZONE_PATH/root/home/userid
Don't do this. It is fragile, complicated, and dangerous. Instead,
zlogin to the zone and run your cleanup script on ~user from there.
(I'll let the security folks chime in on how -- zones aside --
finding and deleting users' files as root is fragile, complicated,
and dangerous.)
Dave
