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Hi,
i'm thinking about a script. I' want using a dir/s (output to a file) in a file server having a list with path of (ex.) mp3 files. With a for /f e want to now who has accessed for the last time to these files. I'll send an email to this user (i get his email by using dsget and dsquery) asking him to delete this file. At 7 pm i'll delete this files if the user hasn't delete yet. My question is.. how can i know who has accessed to these files?I need his username Someone can me? Any on this would be very greatly appreciated. Thanks guys... |
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Not sure this can be done from WMI, but index server can tell you the last
person to edit the file. DocLastAuthor create a index catalog that monitors the folder, you can then search the index folder by script and find a number of things. this page will give you a overview http://www.windowswebhost.com/ixqlang.htm "danieledv" <danieledv@gmail.com> wrote in message news:1188634281.623680.17310@k79g2000hse.googlegro ups.com... > Hi, > i'm thinking about a script. > I' want using a dir/s (output to a file) in a file server having a > list with path of (ex.) mp3 files. > With a for /f e want to now who has accessed for the last time to > these files. > I'll send an email to this user (i get his email by using dsget and > dsquery) asking him to delete this file. > At 7 pm i'll delete this files if the user hasn't delete yet. > > My question is.. how can i know who has accessed to these files?I need > his username > > Someone can me? > Any on this would be very greatly appreciated. Thanks guys... > |
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