I have not written any code for this yet as I have no clue where to start (bit of searching returned nada, squat). I assume this is a batch script task but am open to other options.
Is this even possible?
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I have not written any code for this yet as I have no clue where to start (bit of searching returned nada, squat). I assume this is a batch script task but am open to other options.
Is this even possible?
The script I wrote for this which outputs all permissions for all files in the current directory of the batch script file to a text file:
Now, cacls doesn’t display very good output in terms of ‘trawlability’ and there are newer implementations out there (xcacls, icacls) but this worked for me on WinXP.
Thanks to PA. for the help (see comments on original question).