Hey BrowserUK!,
Thanks for your reply. It was really informative.
The features in the perl script that i was trying to code would only list the groups, the users in those groups and apparently genrerate a report with the data, provided a folder path was given as input.
I strongly believe in your latter suggestion of managing groups and not individual users, which i would like to automate in the near future. And I haven't been following your former method either since i'm not an admin. All i wanted to do was automate the report.

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In reply to Re: Re: User Manager for Groups by rupesh
in thread User Manager for Groups by rupesh

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