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Craig
I am having problems using xcacls. I have a folder called "home". Within
home folder, I have 10 files. Within "home", I also have 10 folders.
To edit rights using xcacls, the command I'm running at d:\home is
xcacls.exe *.* /G domain\userid:c;c /e /t /c /y
Here's my problem:
I am finding that I can not modify the 10 files in home folder, even though
it says the user has modify rights when I right click in the GUI. For
instance, I can't create a new file in d:\home or create a folder in
d:\home. If I try to edit and existing file called d:\home\me.doc, it says
I only have read access even though the GUI says I have change rights. I
find that I can modify any of the data in the subfolders. For instance, I
can create a new file in d:\home\stuff\stuff.doc or create a new folder
called d:\home\docs
What am I doing wrong?
home folder, I have 10 files. Within "home", I also have 10 folders.
To edit rights using xcacls, the command I'm running at d:\home is
xcacls.exe *.* /G domain\userid:c;c /e /t /c /y
Here's my problem:
I am finding that I can not modify the 10 files in home folder, even though
it says the user has modify rights when I right click in the GUI. For
instance, I can't create a new file in d:\home or create a folder in
d:\home. If I try to edit and existing file called d:\home\me.doc, it says
I only have read access even though the GUI says I have change rights. I
find that I can modify any of the data in the subfolders. For instance, I
can create a new file in d:\home\stuff\stuff.doc or create a new folder
called d:\home\docs
What am I doing wrong?