I have a home directory being created and not removed as a user is
added/removed. That is desired behavior. However, there are certain
files/dirs in that home directory that I want to always remove if the user
gets marked absent. Unfortunately, the dependencies lead back to the home
directory, which leads to the user, and since the user is removed first,
the removal of files/dirs in the homedir always gets skipped because of
failed dependencies. The files are always referred to as
${homedir}/${username}/<file_to_be_removed>. Does anyone have an elegant
solution to this problem?
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