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I often use <a href="http://sourceforge.net/projects/swissfileknife/" rel="ugc">sfk</a> command line utility for such stuff. If you are on the server, in the root directory containing all user home directories, type the following all in one line (or a batch file):<br />

<pre><code id="code-20-38406833-1">sfk list -nosub -justdirs . +run -quiet &quot;sfk list -nohead -late=1 -tabs $qfile&quot; -yes | sfk filter -replace &quot;_\*__&quot; +sort -reverse</code></pre>
Explanation: list all dir names of current directory. run a command on every dir name to list the most recent file showing date and absolute filename. change every filename to just the home folder path. sort all by date in reverse order.<br />
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This will create a tab separated list with date, time, and folder name, sorted with oldest home folders at list bottom.
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I often use sfk [http://sourceforge.net/projects/swissfileknife/] command line utility for such stuff. If you are on the server, in the root directory containing all user home directories, type the following all in one line (or a batch file):


sfk list -nosub -justdirs . +run -quiet "sfk list -nohead -late=1 -tabs $qfile" -yes | sfk filter -replace "_\*__" +sort -reverse

Explanation: list all dir names of current directory. run a command on every dir name to list the most recent file showing date and absolute filename. change every filename to just the home folder path. sort all by date in reverse order.

This will create a tab separated list with date, time, and folder name, sorted with oldest home folders at list bottom.

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Thanks billprew. This is exactly what I wanted.
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Thanks billprew. This is exactly what I wanted.

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Great, glad that helped.<br />
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~bp
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We'd like to get a report on home directories that have not had any of their contents updated in over 120 days. These directories are all on the same Windows server and NTFS volume. Does anyone know how to do this?
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We'd like to get a report on home directories that have not had any of their contents updated in over 120 days. These directories are all on the same Windows server and NTFS volume. Does anyone know how to do this?

How to obtain a report on stale directories

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