asilvestri Posted September 28, 2011 Posted September 28, 2011 I have a client who has the permissions on their users' home directories all jacked up, and they want to move the home directories to another server. I have created folders on the new server and set the permissions on the parent folder to Authenticated Users, Domain Admins and System; all Full Control and have robocopy-ed the folders over. Now I need to add the user account to each folder. Is there a way to do that without going into each folder manually? Thanks for any help, Anthony
MK-2 Posted September 28, 2011 Posted September 28, 2011 do you mean you have for example a folder with: ahall atest1 fjones tburden2 and you want ahall to have access to ahall folder, atest1 to have access to atest1 folder etc? If so, (sorry for being vague, the script i had was ages ago), find the command that will do that manually (usually cacls) and then do a bat file that will run through a list of names and add them to the folders. so it will read name 1 and do cacls for folder 1, read name 2 and do that for folder 2. i'm really sorry for being vague on it, it was abou 8 years ago i had the bat file, but i do remember it was a FOR statement in it that ran through each line of a text file containing the names of the users.....name1 being the first folders, name2 being the second
strawberry Posted September 28, 2011 Posted September 28, 2011 Wisesoft do a great piece of software for exactly this, its called ntfsfix 1
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