subfolder names

(are | are not) user ( sAMAccountNames | University-Issued-sAMAccountNames )
(are | are not) user sAMAccountName literal name
(like | not like) user sAMAccountName wildcard expression
(matches | not matches) user sAMAccountName regular expression

Purpose

Warns when subfolder names are user sAMAccountName, are/are not the stated literal name (“are”/“are not”), when subfolder names match/do not match the stated wildcard expression (“like”/“not like”), or when subfolder names match/do not match the stated regular expression (“match”/“not match”):

user sAMAccountNames or user University-Issued-sAMAccountNames — Martinet will look up the subfolder name either as an AD user sAMAccountName for any AD account (sAMAccountNames) or for University-issued user accounts (University-Issued-sAMAccountNames). University-issued user AD accounts are AD user accounts located in the OU=People,DC=ad,DC=uillinois,DC=edu OU.
user sAMAccountName literal name — Martinet will look up one specific sAMAccount name.
user sAMAccountName wildcard expression — Martinet will check that subfolder names match the specified wildcard expression.
user sAMAccountName regular expression — Martinet will check that subfolder names match the specified regular expression.

Notes

This requirement may be repeated in the same section.

Examples

# 'E:\foo\bar\jbn' and 'E:\foo\bar\wislande' will not raise warnings
# because 'jbn' and 'wislande' are user SAMAccountNames. Other subfolders
# ("dig dug", "donkey kong", "galaga", and "mappy") will raise warnings.
[E:\foo\bar\*]
subfolder names are user sAMAccountName

Example output

Line 6: 4 subfolders are not AD user account sAMAccountNames:

dig dug
donkey kong
galaga
mappy