I am using a script to connect everyone to a share on an NT 4.0 network. Everyone has full control on the share and NTFS for that directory. It is my understanding that this is required for them to be able to see the share.
So, when you log on,the script will map you to a K: drive which contains several directories. Each of these directories have appropriate NTFS permissions on them. Users have to issue a formal request in order for additional directories to be created on the K: drive.In this way, I am able to maintain control over who uses what directory and for what, quotas, etc.
The problem that I am having is users are going to the K: drive and creating directories on their own and/or using the K: drive for temporary storage. This defeats the whole purpose of having a quota system in place and having everyone issue a directory request.
How can I keep users from creating directories on the K: drive? I don?t mind them being able to create directories within the folders that they have access to, however I don?t want additional directories made on the K: drive.
Also, how do I automatically delete a directory at a certain time every week?
