Yes, that's the program.

On Fri, Aug 20, 2010 at 11:25 AM, Scott Williams <[email protected]
> wrote:

>  Chris,
>
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> Is this what your talking about?
>
> http://www.hbware.com/content/view/61/12/
>
> Scott
>
>
> Chris McMahon wrote:
>
> I was able to contact the guy via e-mail who created Mass User/Homes by
> HBware.  They're out of New Zealand.  It took a day for him to get back with
> me.  He sent me a trial license (which did everything I needed it to do) and
> an invoice (which I requested).  It's only $180.  Much more reasonable than
> some of the other options.  EMU wanted $750, and DSRAZOR wanted $1,326.  The
> only odd thing, is that his invoice is in Euros.  So we have to convert and
> then mail a check.
>
> From start (querying STI for my student data) to finish (running the Mass
> User program to create users and their home directories based on one of my
> Novell templates) it only took about 30 mins to create about 450 users.  I
> like it because it allows you to set all of your parameters, filters to
> include/exclude certain groups, and do a test run.  You then look at the
> log, within the GUI, to see what the results would be.  Once I was happy,
> ran it for real.
>
> Thanks for everyone's responses.
>
> Chris McMahon
> Belleville #118
>
> On Thu, Aug 19, 2010 at 10:36 PM, Charlie Niehaus <
> [email protected]> wrote:
>
>>  Believe it or not I still have a copy of VCASEL still running and it
>> still creates users, home directories, even passwords and puts them in
>> groups etc.  I was REAL surprised that it is working on an XP box and with
>> the new install of Novell 10!  I just "made" 80 users in about an hour.  (I
>> have all my servers in one tree, so I need to check the user names at the
>> high school to make sure they are not duplicates of user names at the grade
>> school - etc.that took most of the time.)  I can import the info from a CSV
>> file, and if it is all right the import will make as many users as I want as
>> fast as the network & computer can read the file!
>>
>> If you had VCASEL around it might be worth the time to dust off an old
>> machine and make users with it.
>> If not - well they stopped supporting and writing it (man) 8 or 10 years
>> ago - so it would be tough to score a copy.
>>
>> ONE NOTE - I did have problems with VCASEL not reading the Context, Tree
>> and server information correctly when I create users on one of my servers.
>> I use a program called DBFView that lets me open and edit the VCASEL user
>> database and add (copy) the information into the table.  As long as I am not
>> editing passwords this works great.  (Passwords are encrypted.)
>>
>>  ----- Original Message -----
>> *From:* Gary Dettl <[email protected]>
>> *To:* [email protected]
>> *Sent:* Thursday, August 19, 2010 7:15 AM
>> *Subject:* Re: [tech-geeks] Novell Mass user creation
>>
>>  uimport
>>
>> Gary P. Dettl CNA CNE
>> Network Manager
>> Leyden High Schools District 212
>> 847.451.3191 voice
>> "What's Best For The Kids"
>>
>> >>> [email protected] 8/18/2010 4:26 PM >>>
>> I know this has probably been asked before, but for those of you running
>> Novell servers, what tool are you using to mass create your
>> users/passwords/homedirectories?
>>
>>
>>
>> --
>> Chris McMahon
>> Director of Technology
>> Belleville Public School District #118
>> 105 West A St.
>> Belleville, IL 62220
>> (618) 233-2830
>> [email protected]
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> Director of Technology
> Belleville Public School District #118
> 105 West A St.
> Belleville, IL  62220
> (618) 233-2830
> [email protected]
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> Scott R. Williams
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> Fisher School District
> 801 S . 5th St.
> Fisher, Il 61843
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Chris McMahon
Director of Technology
Belleville Public School District #118
105 West A St.
Belleville, IL  62220
(618) 233-2830
[email protected]
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