Well I mentioned this in a couple of posts previously and promised a full post.
I have released a new version of oldcmp. V01.05.00. Main updates are: O Added a move option that can be used with disable or on its own O Allow you to specify age based on lastLogonTimestamp instead of pwdLastSet. OldCmp will check your domain mode to make sure it is supported. If not, it will fall back to pwdLastSet O Fixed a couple of small bugs O Added a -users switch which changes what fields displayed in the report and changes the query to handle users, the old method of specifying users via the -f switch still works as well but doesn't change the fields displayed. O Added an -excldn and -excldndelim switches like I added for adfind. Basically it allows you to filter out objects by case insensitive matches in the dn string. So you could do something like -excldn "ou=test;ou=qa" or -excldn "test" or whatever. This makes it so you don't have to break things up into multiple queries but could cause significant extra data to be returned to the client PC that isn't needed. It is a tradeoff, your call. O Added a -realage switch for people who don't want to see the computer accounts that have been reset (pwdLastSet=0) or haven't logged in since dfl=2. These are the accounts that normally show up with an age of -1 in the reports. The new version of exchmbx is V01.04.00 Main updates are: O Fixed some small bugs and typos O Added -upd to update existing accounts O Added -hfal and -uhfal which are to hide and unhide mail objects from AL's O Added a -quota option to allow people to specify Quotas in MB O Added a -keepmail option which was pretty heavily requested. It is to convert a non-exchange contact/user to a mailenabled exchange contact/user. Copies the mail attribute to targetAddress when mail enabling an object. O I fixed a specific bug with a difference in how dsquery and adfind outputted blank lines so you could use either to pipe in data. O Checks the ORG mode and changes how it clears attributes based on that setting. Specifically ledn is affected. List info : http://www.activedir.org/mail_list.htm List FAQ : http://www.activedir.org/list_faq.htm List archive: http://www.mail-archive.com/activedir%40mail.activedir.org/
