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I am trying to delete user accounts remotelly using Apple Remote Desktop 3.0 on computers runnign 10.4.9. Dose any one how to delete a user using the UNIX command (terminal)? So far I can only delete thier profile forlders using tis command:<br />
sudo rm -rf /Users/USERNAME
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I am trying to delete user accounts remotelly using Apple Remote Desktop 3.0 on computers runnign 10.4.9. Dose any one how to delete a user using the UNIX command (terminal)? So far I can only delete thier profile forlders using tis command:
sudo rm -rf /Users/USERNAME

Delete User Accounts Remotely

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