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yls177,
I haven't worked with AIX, but you may want to check out the man page for userdel (-r) if it exists on that version of UNIX. Biker Systems/Network Administrator LiveFire Labs - Hands-On Technical e-Learning www.LiveFireLabs.com |
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okay, but smitty should be smart enough to do the necessary removal when a user is removed..., right?
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