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06-06-2005 05:14 AM
06-06-2005 05:14 AM
userdel /etc/auto.home
Hi all, with userdel, I see it doesn't remove the users entry in /etc/auto.home on local system. This is something I have to do manually. Any command available out there that wil remove a user from passwd, shadow, group and also from auto.home on local system? Any ideas?
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06-06-2005 05:40 AM
06-06-2005 05:40 AM
Re: userdel /etc/auto.home
Hi Sanjit,
What linux distro are youn running ?
regards,
Xyko
What linux distro are youn running ?
regards,
Xyko
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06-06-2005 05:50 AM
06-06-2005 05:50 AM
Re: userdel /etc/auto.home
its on redhat advance server 3 (update 4)
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06-06-2005 06:02 AM
06-06-2005 06:02 AM
Re: userdel /etc/auto.home
Hi,
unfortunately I guess userdel will not do what you want. If you don't want to do the housekeeping by hand you will need to make a script to do the job for you.
Your script will call userdell and make the auto.home cleanup.
regards,
xyko
unfortunately I guess userdel will not do what you want. If you don't want to do the housekeeping by hand you will need to make a script to do the job for you.
Your script will call userdell and make the auto.home cleanup.
regards,
xyko
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