2007:01:10-19:13:55: *** Segmentation fault *** Request::readAndProcess(*skt, IP.add.res.s, IP.add.res.s) : User: (null) : IP.add.res.s : /CMD_SELECT_USERS sort1=1&delete=Delete&location=CMD%5FALL%5FUSER%5FSHOW%3Fsort%31%3D%2D%34%26comparison%25%33%31%3Dnone%26comparison%25%33%32%3Dnone%26comparison%25%33%33%3Dnone%26comparison%25%33%34%3Dcontains%26comparison%25%33%35%3Dnone%26comparison%25%33%36%3Dnone%26comparison%25%33%37%3Dnone%26comparison%25%33%38%3Dnone%26ipp%3D%25%33%32%25%33%30%25%33%30%26sort%25%33%32dir%3D%25%33%31%26value%25%33%31%3D%26value%25%33%32%3D%26value%25%33%33%3D%26value%25%33%34%3D%25%32E%25%33%30%25%33%39%25%33%37%25%33%37%26value%25%33%35%3D%26value%25%33%36%3D%26value%25%33%37%3D%26value%25%33%38%3D%26page%3D%33&select%34%30%30=
2007:01:10-19:13:56: *** Segmentation fault *** Request::readAndProcess(*skt, IP.add.res.s, IP.add.res.s) : User: (null) : IP.add.res.s : /IMG_SKIN_NAV_LOGOUT_OVER : (null) : (null)
2007:01:10-19:13:57: *** Segmentation fault *** Request::readAndProcess(*skt, IP.add.res.s, IP.add.res.s) : User: (null) : IP.add.res.s : /IMG_SKIN_NAV_LOGOUT2_OVER : (null) : (null)
2007:01:10-19:13:58: Socket write error: fd is connected to a pipe or socket whose reading end is closed. When this happens the writing process will also receive a SIG_PIPE signal. (Thus, the write return value is seen only if the program catches, blocks or ignores this signal.)
Fill in an IP address at IP.add.res.s where applicable.
It would be great to be able to take out more than 50 at a time. Is their a way to do this from shell even, perhaps via a script. I've a heft amount of accounts to wipe