granting list access via subinacl ?
12 September 2005, 05:22 PM
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granting list access via subinacl ?
Does anyone know the correct syntax for list granting list access for Subinacl version 5.2.3790?
e.g this is read: subinacl /file "\\yourserverhere\foldername" "/grant=grouphere=R"
& this is change subinacl /file "\\yourserverhere\foldername" "/grant=grouphere=C"
but what the **** is list? and no it isn't L before anyone says
I don't trust the gui built into Windows and don't want to **** up what is below the top level share.
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e.g this is read: subinacl /file "\\yourserverhere\foldername" "/grant=grouphere=R"
& this is change subinacl /file "\\yourserverhere\foldername" "/grant=grouphere=C"
but what the **** is list? and no it isn't L before anyone says
I don't trust the gui built into Windows and don't want to **** up what is below the top level share.
Cheers
12 September 2005, 06:17 PM
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I've had probs with that in the past.
We used xcacls vbscript that you can get from MS.
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=825751
B'stard slow tho...
We used xcacls vbscript that you can get from MS.
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=825751
B'stard slow tho...
13 September 2005, 11:32 AM
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Cheers, I did it from an NT4 box in the end and the permissions weren't filtered down or replaced. Then once the top level was done I used subinacl to do individual folders.
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