On 4 mai, 05:23, "Herb Martin" <n...@learnquick.com> wrote:
> "tioumen" <tiou...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> On 1 mai, 11:54, "Herb Martin" <n...@learnquick.com> wrote:
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> > "tioumen" <tiou...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> > > Hello All !
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> > > I have a problem with subinacl :-) That's why I'm there...
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> > > I would like to apply rights for a group on a drive named E:\ but I
> > > don't want to apply the rights in each subdirectorie on this drive and
> > > neither on new subdirectories created later...
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> > > I have tried with calcls but I found on the web that cacls doesn't
> > > work with special permissions.
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> > > Please if somebody have the solution, let me know.
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> > XCacls works with (some) special permissions and can distinguish
> > between inheritable and directory ONLY permissions. ICacls.exe
> > too I think (but that is newer.)
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> > Also on SourceForge.net is SetAcl for Win32 which can do most
> > anything with permissions if you can tolerate the command line
> > syntax (using save to get scriptable examples is one trick.)
>
> Thanks a lot for your help mate ;-)
>
> I have found a solution with subinacl... In fact I have put the rights
> and special permissions on a folder... after that I have done a backup
> of the rights... After that I edited the file and deleted all the
> informations do not needed...
>
> Then i have "played" the file with the rights information ( I have
> replace the path C:\temp by C:\ ) heyhey enjoyed ... I haven't got the
> right syntaxe now ... I will come back with the syntaxe later...
>
> Have a nice evening ;-)
>
> Good job -- Permissions (on objects) not rights however. Rights
> are given DIRECTLY to users (i.e., Security Principals) while
> Permissions are assigned on an object to allow access for user
> to that object.
The command =>
subinacl /noverbose /outputlog=subinacl_c.txt /file e:\* /display
subinacl /playfile subinacl_c.txt
description of the subinacl_c.txt is :
==============
+File e:\
==============
/pace =svr_name\local_or_global_group_name Type=0x0 Flags=0x0
AccessMask=0x1301bf
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