10-17-2006
Hi Jukai,
Completing Yogesh's relpy....
#! /bin/sh
#Get the list of users in home directory
LIST=`ls -l /home | awk '{print $9}'`
#Find the users who have a user-id greater than 500
for USER in $LIST
do
USER_ID=`/usr/bin/id ${USER} | cut -f1 -d '(' | cut -f2 -d'='`
if [ ${USER_ID} -gt 500 ]
then
SUCC_LIST=`echo "${SUCC_LIST} ${USER}"`
fi
done
#Delete the files which are older than 5 days for the above collected users
for USR in ${SUCC_LIST}
do
/usr/bin/find /home/${USR} -name ",*" -type f -mtime +5 -exec /bin/rm -f {};
done
Note: Remember the above script deletes only files but not directories... for that u can modify the last find command accordingly....
Last edited by justsam; 10-17-2006 at 06:58 AM..
Reason: Small change required to the last for loop
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