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This is an interesting topic. I am having loads of issues w/ different
applica
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This could prove troublesome, I would expect most of t
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1. When using slashes in a query you
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Why dont you ask NTFS instead of AD? Why not you use something like
subinacl and query the folders of the owner? Assuming all folders that are valid
have proper owne
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I know to write a script wh
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You'll need to escape the backslash characters with a "\5c" (without the
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owner of home directory
Why dont you ask NTFS instead of AD? Why not you use something like
subinacl and query the folders of the owner? Assuming all folders that are valid
have proper owners, I guess the invalid folders will have unresolv
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> I know to write a script which will take a username and find
> that user's
> home directory but can I do the reverse? What I wan
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> Hey, that's pretty good! works nicely!
>
> I'm trying
Why dont you ask NTFS instead of AD? Why not you use something like subinacl and query the folders of the owner? Assuming all folders that are valid have proper owners, I guess the invalid folders will have unresolvable SIDs or Administrator as the owner against them.
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On 21/03/06, Steve Roch
Why dont you ask NTFS instead of AD? Why not you use something like subinacl and query the folders of the owner? Assuming all folders that are valid have proper owners, I guess the invalid folders will have unresolvable SIDs or Administrator as the owner against them.
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On 21/03/06, Steve Roch
I know to write a script which will take a username and find that user's
home directory but can I do the reverse? What I want to to is clean up
the home directories folders - I've got nearly 20,000 home folders but
only about 15,000 active accounts so what I want to do is take each
folder name and
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