Dear Sir or Madam SMOP - Self Management of Passwords – http://www.turbo-it.com Self Service Password Reset / Unlock Account Tool Reduces Helpdesk Calls, Saves Time and Effort and Improves Security I.T. Problem: Active Directory users often have their accounts locked out or forget their passwords. This creates an influx of helpdesk calls, halts employee productivity, and wastes valuable
I did something similar where I built up an md5sum of all the files in a directory for comparing whether two directories were identical (I was cleaning up some server storage). One difference is that I only read the first 4096 bytes of the file because if files are going to differ they will likely differ in those bytes (and definitely would in my case) and that is the default page read size is
Hello All, I want to build a program which will recursively scan a directory and build md5sum for all the files. The intent is to do something similar to unison but more specific to my requirements. I am having trouble in the initial part of building the md5sums. I did some digging around and found that "System.Directory.Tree" is a very close match for what I want to do. In fact after a
Dear Sir or Madam SMOP - Self Management of Passwords – http://www.turbo-it.com Self Service Password Reset / Unlock Account Tool Reduces Helpdesk Calls, Saves Time and Effort and Improves Security I.T. Problem: Active Directory users often have their accounts locked out or forget their passwords. This creates an influx of helpdesk calls, halts employee productivity, and wastes valuable
On 2010-05-14, pk <pk@pk.invalid> wrote: Look who's talking. Guy who calls external command(!) for each(!) directory just to check if it's empty says that calling unnecessary external commands is a Bad Thing[tm]. And while any my posted here command uses fixed amount of processes (almost, modulo xargs running few rmdirs), yours behaves terribly when you get more directories.
