[CodyOebel]

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ok.. I am on a network, and I have a certain group that I want to add into a particular folders security rights.

I have looked at DOS command subinacl , but am not interpreting it correctly for use, or maybe Im in the wrong direction.


EXAMPLE:

so lets say we have a folder made on the local c:\ we will call this folder c:\books

now I want to add ww-killers\Guards to have full permission to everything in the c:\books
folder. Basically Full modify rights all through command line.

I'm hoping for a simple solution, but i dont mind working the neurons heh..
If anyone can post something usefull in c++, vb script, batch script I dont care, I am wanting to learn this, and I dont have internet at home and use internet at work to do as much research as I can cram.
Thanks !

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CodyOebel, on 3 Aug, 2007 - 11:00 PM, said:

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Group: New Members
Joined: 25 Jul, 2007
Posts: 8


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ok.. I am on a network, and I have a certain group that I want to add into a particular folders security rights.

I have looked at DOS command subinacl , but am not interpreting it correctly for use, or maybe Im in the wrong direction.


EXAMPLE:

so lets say we have a folder made on the local c:\ we will call this folder c:\books

now I want to add ww-killers\Guards to have full permission to everything in the c:\books
folder. Basically Full modify rights all through command line.

I'm hoping for a simple solution, but i dont mind working the neurons heh..
If anyone can post something usefull in c++, vb script, batch script I dont care, I am wanting to learn this, and I dont have internet at home and use internet at work to do as much research as I can cram.
Thanks !

Nm I figured it out myself.

It's used like such : cacls c:\YourFileDirectory /T /E /G "ww-killers\fat - mans:f"
Notice the spaces in the work group name.

If there is no space in the name , the quotations are not necessary.