Folders and permissions

From: Marc (Marc.VanSchandevijl_at_-removethis-ping.be)
Date: 09/29/05

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    I'm looking for a program that can give me a report of a folder and his
    subfolders with all the users (or groups) and their permissions. Also I want
    to see to which folders a user (or group) has permissions.

    I've found Admin Report Kit, but this program is expensive, and can do a lot
    more then I want. Does anyone know of any other programs?

    Many thanks,

    Marc

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