If you mean permissions for access control lists for files/folders you can
use xcacls.vbs to view and manage permissions. The link below explains the
syntax and how to get it. Also use xcacls.vbs /? to see the built in help
screen. --- Steve
Is there a way to write a script that will read up a folders "User or
Group"
name and role/rights from the properties security section? This is from a
Windows 2000 Server system.
Re: Dos connection to SBS2K3 share ... so a domain admin user account does not let you in? ... And the syntax you are using appears incorrect ... to prove that it isn't a permissions problem.... > Whatever password I type in, I get told that it is incorrect.... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
Re: Inaccessible folders due to permissions ... Heres a screenshot of the problem: ... > permissions to this file/folder, ... > files/folders in my previous install of XP, ... > of formatting the data drive and starting over. ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin)
Re: Block Directory Paths, not IPs ... permissions and access control lists that are provided for in the operating ...permissions to access in the first place. ... > If you want a firewall that can do that, ... >> A remote server to which I initiate the connection should be able to ... (comp.security.firewalls)
Take ownership using ADsSecurityUtility ... and grant your self access to the files/folders.... take ownership of files/folders that I allready have permissions to. ...Set WshNetwork = WScript.CreateObject ... (microsoft.public.scripting.vbscript)
Re: permissions below /dev/ across reboots ... > But there is no manpage on permissions.rules. ... The syntax how to set up rules seems to be explained in the man udev. ... sure your local rules get read first, ... you set up the permissions for the /dev/net/tun by adding ... (Debian-User)
