Hey!
I use kix 4.22 and have a problem with users who log on our terminal-servers and log off. Occasionaly their profile doesn't delete. This is a common problem I see on the net, and we'we done quite some things to solve this.Things are better, but the problem occurs now and then. What I was thinking to do, was to use kix to check the server when the user log on their local machine (before terminalserver is launched) and then delete the directory. Then the problem of files being in use is gone - as the user have logged off the day before (probably), and the dir can be deleted.
One of my main problems is that most our comp's use Win-95, and the rd/rmdir/del isn't sufficient, as the profile-directory contains both hidden and system-files.I also thought of using attrib -h -r, but was hoping to find an easier way of doing this (don't know if this will solve it either).Also the kix del command has problems doing what I want. Rd/rmdir for 2000 would have solved this easily, but it isn't a way to run this command on the win-95 comp I suppose.
In addition - can anyone tell me exactely what the '>nul 2>nul' does? Why isn't '> nul' sufficient?
Look forward to good hints and tips. And as I am quite a newbie, plz spell it out to me 
Jon
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