On Sep 27, John ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) typed: John: > Then add the other users and groups: John: > John: > cacls /t /g SYSTEM:f John: > cacls /t /g Administrator:f John: > cacls /t /g Administrators:f John: John: err, cacls <dirname> /t /p SYSTEM:F John: John: First param to calcls is file/directory. Use /p instead of /g when you John: want to edit permissions instead of setting permissions - so use /g to John: wipe permissions and apply some default, then /g to add additional John: users/groups. John: John: Sorry about that.
Well I could use my Administrator account for some odd reason, but I was able to use the Administrators group. But thanks for your help; it worked. I'll have to make sure to use xcacls in the PERL script instead so that I can utilize the /Y -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <http://learn.perl.org/> <http://learn.perl.org/first-response>
