Goku Balu wrote:
My use case is this. Folder1 is created by Admin1 and ACL is set by Admin1. Now Admin2 wants to change the ACL. I think we have two options here1) Take folder ownership and the do the changes2) Take elevated privileges for Admin2 account and add/remove ACL entries (Similar to "Run as Administrator" and using icalcs in cmd)I'm trying to solve this with the first approach. After Googling around, here is the code I'm trying to run for taking ownership from Admin1 and assign it to Admin2.
The Windows file permission ecosystem makes my head hurt, so I'm going to avoid answering your exact question, but I would point out that Admin1 can change the ACL to give Admin2 the right to change the ACL. In the file permission dialog, that's the "Change permissions" right. In code, it's the "WRITE_DAC" file permission.
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