Ryan,
I have some scripts that go through all user accounts and do certain
actions. One of these could probably be modified to do what you ask.
However, I do not have AD, so I cannot test it out at all.
Like here is one to go through every user in /Users and reapply
ownership and permissions to the home directory.
#!/bin/bash
for a in `/bin/ls /Users | grep -v "^Shared$"` ; do
/usr/sbin/chown -R $a:staff /Users/$a
#now set the proper permissions
sleep 5
/bin/chmod -R 700 /Users/$a
echo "$a is now fixed with proper permissions and ownership"
done
exit 0
You could do something like this and use your dscl commands and other
commands to accomplish what you want. All you need to do is loop
through /Users and run commands as the short names are the home folder
name. If you needed to check UID that is also possible. I just don't
have AD to test it with.
