What's the best
current way to manage Win32 permissions on shares and files? I've used Dave Roth's excellent perms module for a while, but it doesn't handle Windows 2000
and above's auto inheritance very well. Looking at other methods, including WMI,
setacl on sourceforce, and even Win32::Security (looks good but can't get the
damned thing installed!!), they all seem to have drawbacks in terms of
complexity/functionality. What would you guys recommend as the best approach for
setting the security on a directory tree recursively, taking inherited perms
into account, without shelling out to another executable?
Grateful for any
advice...
Cheers,
Paul
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