vdra_ltd@uhura.cc.rochester.edu (Valerie Drake) (01/31/91)
I am currently writing a program which, given a Novell User name and a Novell server file path will recursively search a path for files owned by that user, listing them to STDOUT, with name, size, date created, last access, last archive and file attributes. Is anyone interested in such a utility? Are there any features I should optionally include? Any other important info I should list? I am writing it for myself, so that when one of my users comes up to me and says "How come the server says I have no more space? I only have XX meg of files out there!" I can provide them with a listing to prove that they really have XX+X Meg of files. The listing also helps for cleanup of my own files. Lee Drake Azatar MicroSystems -- | | +--+ +--+ o | Carpe Diem, Seize the DAY! | ////// | |\/ .\/. \/| o| vdra_ltd@uhura.cc.rochester.edu | /_ _\ | | )) /\ (( | o | Val & Lee Drake (The Fish Faces) +--,,,,----U----,,,,--+ |/\+--+ +--+/\| | | University of Rochester
johnv@coplex.uucp (John Vaccaro) (02/03/91)
In article <11979@ur-cc.UUCP> vdra_ltd@uhura.cc.rochester.edu (Valerie Drake) writes: >I am currently writing a program which, given a Novell User name and a >Novell server file path will recursively search a path for files owned >by that user, listing them to STDOUT, with name, size, date created, >last access, last archive and file attributes. [...] Netware's utility NDIR will do what you are asking. Use the following syntax: ndir f:\ owner=johnv sub Will recurse down the directory tree of F: reporting and totalling all files owned by johnv. My only complaint is that its not the fastest in the world;-) regards johnv -- +---------------------------------------------+------------------------------+ |"...Some see things as they are and ask WHY? | John Vaccaro | | I see things as they could be and ask WHY | Information Center | | NOT?" | Rhone-Poulenc, PRC Divsion |