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Trying to delete all temporary internet files on citrix servers
All Servers are 2003 SP1, citirx presentation server 4.0..
What Im trying to do is write a script that will delete everything located in content.ie5 folder in there citrix profile when a user logs on or off Ive tried both ways. Here is the line in the logon script.
del "C:\Documents and Settings\%username%\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5\*.*" /s /f /q
It works in the logon script when I sign on a desktop PC. But when I launch a citrix desktop it doesnt. It states the file can not be found. I verified that the path is correct. I have also tried the Policy in AD to do the same thing and it doesnt work in citrix either. Any ideas?
What Im trying to do is write a script that will delete everything located in content.ie5 folder in there citrix profile when a user logs on or off Ive tried both ways. Here is the line in the logon script.
del "C:\Documents and Settings\%username%\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5\*.*" /s /f /q
It works in the logon script when I sign on a desktop PC. But when I launch a citrix desktop it doesnt. It states the file can not be found. I verified that the path is correct. I have also tried the Policy in AD to do the same thing and it doesnt work in citrix either. Any ideas?
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I have 3 citrix server with about 100 users. Is there a way to make that setting change across the board instead of doing on a per user basis.
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I have applied the GPO. I will let it run until tomorrow and I will let you know how it works.
Thnaks
Thnaks
If you end up using a script, you may want to call %userprofile% instead of %username%. Sometimes the profile folder used is not an exact match to the username (like with a local and a domain user of the same name, one gets extra stuff appended to the folder name).
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thanks for the advice BLipman. Im waiting until Monday so i can compare sizes on the content.ie5 folders
to see if the GP deletes the temp files. If that doesnt work I will definatly try your suggestion.
to see if the GP deletes the temp files. If that doesnt work I will definatly try your suggestion.
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I have seen a consistant shrinking in size of the temp. internet files since making the change..
THanks
THanks
Also you can install a cleaner like http://www.ccleaner.com/ and run it at startup.