Strip escape \ from session variable

If it always contains those double backslashes you could try this:

homedirectory = expr { [string range [mcget {session.ad./DEFAULT/Multi_Domain_Auth_act_active_directory_query_12_ag.attr.homeDirectory}] 1 end] }

This just stripped the first \ leaving \\server\share\folder1\username.

Support recommended adding -decode after mcget: expr { [mcget -decode {session.ad./DEFAULT/Multi_Domain_Auth_act_active_directory_query_12_ag.attr.homeDirectory}] }

That didn't make any difference. It might not work with v11.6 Engineering HF5.

V12.0 399693 It is now possible to use the -decode option for mcget command of a branch rule to decode a session variable before using it. When you create an agent and add a branch rule, the default value of the rule contains an mcget command to fetch the session variable. By default, the session variable is HEX encoded if it contains non-ASCII characters. You need to modify the command in advanced mode and insert the -decode option for mcget command, for example: expr { [mcget -decode {session.ad.last.attr.memberOf}] contains "non-ASCII-characters" }

Sorry, didn't read the text properly and thought that string was just the folder path that jsut got an extra backslash. Didn't see that it referred to a servername as well.

I'm not one to willingly admit defeat so try this:

homedirectory = expr {[string map { \\\\ \\ } [mcget {session.ad./DEFAULT/Multi_Domain_Auth_act_active_directory_query_12_ag.attr.homeDirectory}]]}