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That is completely incorrect.
[Fri 07/09/2004 22:48:39.02]
F:\DEV\VSCPP\ExchStoreEnum\ExchStoreEnum>cacls release /E /G "joe\domain users:F"
processed dir: F:\DEV\VSCPP\ExchStoreEnum\ExchStoreEnum\Release
[Fri 07/09/2004 22:48:56.12]
F:\DEV\VSCPP\ExchStoreEnum\ExchStoreEnum>cacls release
F:\DEV\VSCPP\ExchStoreEnum\ExchStoreEnum\Release BUILTIN\Administrators
🙁OI)(CI)F
NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM
🙁OI)(CI)F
FASTMOFO\$jricha34:F
CREATOR OWNER
🙁OI)(CI)(IO)F
BUILTIN\Users
🙁OI)(CI)R
BUILTIN\Users
🙁CI)(special
access

FILE_APPEND_DATA
BUILTIN\Users
🙁CI)(special
access

FILE_WRITE_DATA
JOE\domain users
🙁OI)(CI)F
[Fri 07/09/2004 22:49:09.49]
F:\DEV\VSCPP\ExchStoreEnum\ExchStoreEnum>
--
Joe Richards Microsoft MVP Windows Server Directory Services
www.joeware.net
anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com wrote:
> hi,
>
> cacls.exe will work only for files but not for folders
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Nagesh wrote:
>>
>>>Hi,
>>>
>>>A folder to be created and assign permission to that
>>>folder by using scripts. To be more ealaborate I have to
>>>create a folder for every NT login Account and assign
>>>permission to that folder only to that login Id. Just
>
> like
>
>>>a Home Folder by using scripts.
>>>
>>
>>CACLS.exe is a command-line program for setting file and
>
> folder permissions,
>
>>which can be addressed from a script.
>>
>>
>>.
>>