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    mass setting owner on home directories

    Hi All,

    After having moved all our home drives onto a new server I now need to set the owners, as we use quotas. NTFS permissions have been preserved it's just the owner.

    I have found the following code to run in a batch file:

    for /d %%i in (*) do subinacl /errorlog=subinacl.err /subdirectories %%i\*.* /setowner=DOMAIN\%%i

    Home directories have the same name as the username

    However it is not actually setting anything - subinacl shows 0 for processed and no errors :/

    Am I missing something? I've also tried setowner without the domain just in case.

    Thanks

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    Thanks.. worked a treat

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    I think I am not having much luck with this thing.. I got the script running fine, I had to click okay several times per home area.. im guessing down to windows security

    All it does is set the domain admin and nothing more - folders are named as usernames as well.

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    I'm gonna ask the obvious question...

    Did you change the bit that says "BAINS" into whatever your domain is called ?

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    can you not just change the path in ad on bulk and then it should give every1 the correct permissions anyway. I have a script on the machine at work if you pm tomorrow i will send it across

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