+36So we have to clean up some legacy hidden home directories. The deleteAccount verb works fine, but it archives the home directories for these hidden accounts /Users/Deleted Users which we don't want.
sudo jamf deleteAccount -username jdoeI know some of the jamf binary functions/options are hidden (geez, really wish JAMF would docment the whole enchalada), so I'm hoping there is a way to run this command WITHOUT archiving the deleted user's home directory.
Happy holidays!
Don
Best answer by golbiga
sudo jamf deleteAccount -username jdoe -deleteHomeDirectory should do the trick.
Allen
+21sudo jamf deleteAccount -username jdoe -deleteHomeDirectory should do the trick.
Allen
+36Thanks Allen! I wonder if there is a hidden list somewhere of all these options?
+21No problem! jamf help deleteAccount gave me all the options.
+6Trying this command today and its not actually deleting the directories.
Using 9.73
bash-3.2# jamf deleteAccount -username nc269 -deleteHomeDirectory
Deleting user nc269...
Deleting home directory for nc269...But the directory is still there
bash-3.2# ls /Users/ | grep nc269
nc269I have checked and all the files are still inside the directory.
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