C
Cameron Biggart
Hi
I know that I can 'take' ownership of a file/folder as administrator but
how do I give ownership of a file that was copied from one server to
another by administrator back to the person who created it on the original
server. I guess I'm asking is there a Windows equivalent of the unix chown
command that would set the owner/creator of a file to a specified user.
I need to do this for 80 directories each with multiple subdirectories in a
'users' share of the drive. For security I set permissions to
'creator_owner' & 'domain administrators' to 'full control' and removed the
access for the 'everyone' group but now people are not able to access files
that don't show them as creator/owner (as would be expected).
I know that I can 'take' ownership of a file/folder as administrator but
how do I give ownership of a file that was copied from one server to
another by administrator back to the person who created it on the original
server. I guess I'm asking is there a Windows equivalent of the unix chown
command that would set the owner/creator of a file to a specified user.
I need to do this for 80 directories each with multiple subdirectories in a
'users' share of the drive. For security I set permissions to
'creator_owner' & 'domain administrators' to 'full control' and removed the
access for the 'everyone' group but now people are not able to access files
that don't show them as creator/owner (as would be expected).