--- BNumber instead if Username ---

When ls -l /u0/users | awk '{ if ($3!=$9) print $3" "$9}'
	Returns users..

STEP 01	 ls -l /u0/users | awk '{ if ($3!=$9) print $3" "$9}'  | egrep ^[0-9] | awk '{print $2}' > /usr/local/bin/ckthese
STEP 02  cd /usr/local/bin
         ./CKUSERS-AD_file.bash ckthese
          Note which users have entries an which do not have entries. 

There are three(3) possible outcomes ...

-- OC01 ALL ARE GOOD
      ls -l /u0/users | awk '{ if ($3!=$9) print $3" "$9}'  | egrep ^[0-9] | awk '{print "mount /u0/users/"$2}'
       have a look!
      ls -l /u0/users | awk '{ if ($3!=$9) print $3" "$9}'  | egrep ^[0-9] | awk '{print "mount /u0/users/"$2}' | sh

--OC02  ALL DO NOT HAVE ENTRIES.
       cp -p  /usr/local/bin/ckthese /admlocal/UTILS/DELETEUSERS/CCYY-MO-DAY_delete-list
       cd /admlocal/UTILS/DELETEUSERS/   
       ./RunDeleteUsers.bash  2024-12-10_delete-list
       mv 2024-12-10_delete-list  SAVED



--OC03  A MIX, some do and some don't have entries, this doesn't happen very often.
      For the users with entries..
      ckuser.bash <username> | egrep mount
      This will returns a line like ... 
          umount /u0/users/<username>;   ls -ld /u0/users/⁢username>; mount /u0/users/<username>; ls -ld /u0/users/<username>
          Grab that up in your mouse, drop it on the command line and run it.
          The rest need to be deleted (OC02)

Run Again:  
            You should get an empty return!