Is there a way to fix home folder permissions remotely?

Trying to keep the Users folder from getting cluttered.

• How can I keep the Users folder tidy in Leopard? I work at a university where we're moving towards having users login with their Active Directory accounts on Leopard workstations for the first time. We're hoping to keep the Users directory on these workstations clean. We've setup a nice default profile that works wonderfully, now we just want to be able to delete the user's folder after they logout. (we can't do a nightly cron job, folks have 24 hr access to these machines) We were looking at Bombich's http://www.bombich.com/software/lwm.html, but it doesn't seem to work in Leopard. From what I can tell, Bombich has ceased development on it. I have a tidy little perl script that will delete all but the admin user's home folders. I figure I just need some way of triggering it with the appropriate permissions I'm not great with Apple stuff, so I may just be approaching this in the completely wrong way - I'm certainly open to any and all suggestions.

• Answer:

  Here's a http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=6891519 about setting up a system-wide logout hook. In a nutshell: sudo /usr/bin/defaults write com.apple.loginwindow LogoutHook /path/to/script