All,
I'm splitting out the large home share on our file server, and
spreading the user directories across three different LUNs (don't ask,
it's a long story...)
So, I've got the files copying now, but I need to reset all of the
user profiles to reflect the new shares to which they'll be directed.
I've got a list with the DN for each user, and the new share name, it
in the format of:
"cn=Chatty
Kathy,ou=users,ou=companyname-us,dc=company,dc=com"<tab>\\fileserver\home1\ckathy
and admod isn't liking it.
This incantation spits up error messages:
for /f "tokens=1,2 " %i in (change1.txt) do admod -b $i
"homedrive::H:" "homedirectory::%j"
That looks like this:
DN Count: 1
Using server: dc4.company.com:389
Directory: Windows Longhorn
Modifying specified objects...
DN: $i...: [dc4.company.com] Error 0x22 (34) - Invalid DN Syntax
ERROR: Too many errors encountered, terminating...
The command did not complete successfully
And so on...
Does anyone have a better way of doing this that they could share with
me? I really don't want to modify each account manually, since I've
got about 220 of them.
Thanks,
Kurt
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