I am trying to create a smart group to find computers that have local user accounts that don't match the company standard user accounts. We have a specific format that our user accounts are so I need to be able to use wildcards.
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Can you provide examples of what it should look like and an example of non-company standard?
You can use EA with script to find all the local users and match your criteria and report it back. Create smart group with criteria.
#!/bin/bash
list=()
for username in $(dscl . list /Users UniqueID | awk '$2 > 500 && $2 < 1000 { print $1 }'); do
if [[ $(dsmemberutil checkmembership -U "${username}" -G admin) != not ]]; then
if [ ${username} does notmatches criteria ]; then #### add your criteria here in the if statement
list+=("${username}")
fi
fi
done
echo "<result>${list[@]}</result>"Thanks
Can you provide examples of what it should look like and an example of non-company standard?
name.name is the company standard, anything not that would be non standard.
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