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| I am trying to delete user folders that are no longer owned by users in our LDAP. I had a stroke of genius/google, and found the following command to help: sudo find /Users -nouser -prune; 2>/dev/null This works fine on my test server, identifying the folders that I purposefully left after deleting an LDAP user, however, on our main server it traverses down into the user directories. My test server is running on a Mac Mini, with the user folders on the internal drive. The main server is an Xserve G4, with the user folders on an Xserve RAID. Both are running 10.4.9, with the latest updates. -------------------------------------------------------- Robert Everson Apple Certified Technical Coordinator Laptop/Desktop Technician Solon Community School District-------------------------------------------------------- |
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