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|>No offense but if you're using a Novell server don't you think it would |>make sense to ask a Novell list? | | If I believed that this was a server-side solution, yes. However... I was | thinking there was likely a way to take care of this from the client side - | where the users and admins sit: windows 2000. | | It's not exactly the first time this list has had an off-topic post anyway.
Hehe, true, and no problem, I just went back and reread your post, looks like I misinterpreted what you were asking anyways. I thought you were trying to figure out how to configure the server to prevent people from deleting certain things on Novell, but it looks like you just wanted some scripting help which is reasonably on topic.
#!Perl use strict;
open INPUT_FILE, "<input_file_name"; while (<INPUT_FILE>) { my $username=$_; `del \\\\server0\\data\\users\\department\\$username\\*.*`; } close INPUT_FILE;
- -- Chris Berry chris_berry@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Systems Administrator JM Associates & Coast Business Service
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