No, that won't help. There are several offices in the domain, and I only want to grab users who are here. Also, there is more than one server with user home directories.
The best way I figured to do this is a batch file which will map a drive to one server, create a list of all the folders in the user directory, then do the same for the other servers. That's good enough, but the problem is having it take that list and turn it into something I can use.
I can make the data array manually, but how would I create a dynamic one?
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kixtart build the user list itself
Maybe this code is usefull and can be converted to KiX
Look for "Enumerate all users in domain"
CreateUserList2
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