OK, sorry for taking so long to reply... I've been rather busy at work, lately.
Well, the best way indeed is to run a scan task, and preset the actions (one of those would be delete on next boot). That should cause the files to be (unconditionally) deleted when the user restarts the machine. Isn't it the case in your network?
I have set the scan task to delete them on the next reboot. The main issue, there is the people don't reboot very often. There's no domain here so I can do a remote-reboot on their machine.
I'll have to get around that by either scheduling a reboot avery night or beat it into their heads that they have to reboot every night.
Sorry, this is not currently possible but will be added soon (is scheduled for one of the upcoming ADNM updates). Basically, boot-time scanning will be a special mode of a regular on-demand scanning task. You'll see all the results etc. in the task's session, as usual. It will also support moving to the chest directly from the boot-time scanner.
Boot-time scan will be a very nice feature on an upcoming release of the software. Any idea as to when it'll be ready for deployment? Will I get notified?
First, I'd try to generate the reports to the session. Does that work? If it does, it means that the report engine is OK and the problem is really related to the sending. Do you have the global SMTP details set up correctly? I mean in the console's Settings dialog (not in the properties of a computer group in the Catalog - these settings are used only on the respective clients).
It does generate the reports properly, as I see them if I set it up to send the reports into the
Server-side tasks. When I type in my info in the
SMTP settings of the console I hit
OK. Still no joy! I open the settings again and I see that they are not saved -- the user fields are blank again! However, if I open the SMTP settings of the
Computer Catalog, they show up there. Strange to you? I'll check the settings against the account info on my mail server. Maybe what I'm seeing is normal and the settings just carry over/down to the
Computer Catalog...
10-21-05
1625 EDT
Rob