file server scripts
Hi experts,
our linux guys use two scripts for their linux file servers.
1. When a user logs on, one script checks the SCRTACH share, if the user has already a folder, if not, the script creates one.
2. Another script deletes the content of the SCRATCH folders.
Is it possible to to do the same for a windows fileserver ?
Do you have some hints and ideas ?
our linux guys use two scripts for their linux file servers.
1. When a user logs on, one script checks the SCRTACH share, if the user has already a folder, if not, the script creates one.
2. Another script deletes the content of the SCRATCH folders.
Is it possible to to do the same for a windows fileserver ?
Do you have some hints and ideas ?
Login and logout scripts under group policies.
If you have roaming profiles, folder redirection,
Creating a shortcut on desktop pointing to %userprofile%\appdata\loca
Which a login script creates. On logoff, the entire %userprofile%\appdata\loca
On Linux/UNIX is the space part of the autofs setup?
Creating a shortcut on desktop pointing to %userprofile%\appdata\loca
Which a login script creates. On logoff, the entire %userprofile%\appdata\loca
On Linux/UNIX is the space part of the autofs setup?
ASKER
Hi all,
ok I know I can use scripts for that.
Any ideas how to create the script for automatic folder creation on the SCRATCH folder ?
ok I know I can use scripts for that.
Any ideas how to create the script for automatic folder creation on the SCRATCH folder ?
ASKER
Just more infos.
The SCRATCH folder is a folder for users to store temporarly some files.
These files will be deleted after each week.
For that I need a script.
The SCRATCH folder is a folder for users to store temporarly some files.
These files will be deleted after each week.
For that I need a script.
ASKER
And I need another script.
Each user should have its own folder on the SCRATCH drive.
The script should check wether the user already has a folder on the SCRATCH drive, if not a new folder will be created.
Each user should have its own folder on the SCRATCH drive.
The script should check wether the user already has a folder on the SCRATCH drive, if not a new folder will be created.
Much depends on which scripting you are comfortable with, vbscript, powershell, batch.
Check if the folder of %isername% create when missing.
A login/logout script is straight forward logic.
The deleted each week, means end week delete all, or delete each day files from a week ago where the scratch files are available to the user for a week?
Check if the folder of %isername% create when missing.
A login/logout script is straight forward logic.
The deleted each week, means end week delete all, or delete each day files from a week ago where the scratch files are available to the user for a week?
ASKER
Hi Arnold,
the script should be powershell or batch.
About the deletion of files, I already have a solution.
Now I need the special script, which checks the user login and the new folder for the SCRATCH drive.
the script should be powershell or batch.
About the deletion of files, I already have a solution.
Now I need the special script, which checks the user login and the new folder for the SCRATCH drive.
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How to use this in Windows ?
root preexec = /usr/local/scripts/mk-user-dir.sh "%u" "%g" "/folder/scratch" -m 777 -initials
The Linux side deals with creating the folder and then setting the permissions, 777 sets the permissions accessible to all
You can use icacls -e -t to set permissions on the newly created folder.
Is the scratch file local to the system in the same way as the Linux, or the scratch file is on a share for Windows?
You can use icacls -e -t to set permissions on the newly created folder.
Is the scratch file local to the system in the same way as the Linux, or the scratch file is on a share for Windows?
2) Mention under what circumstances does this occur (scratch folders removed).