Hi all,
I'm happy to announce the release of pywin32 build 300.
Significantly, this is the first release to exclusively support Python 3
- Python 2 is no longer supported. All Python source files in the repo
are now in Python 3 syntax. To celebrate, the build numbers have jumped
to 300 -
Thank you for this.
I was sent a piece of code and I made it work. It is using
win32security.GetFileSecurity
But now you brought up ADS (which I didn't cover) and opening files with backup
semantics
I m using Volume Shadow Copy atm but I don't know what are the benefits of
using the backup
On 10/27/20, momc...@bojinov.info wrote:
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> I m trying to store file's acl along with the backup of the file and then
> restore it on the same system
Consider using BackupRead() and BackupWrite() from the win32file
module. These functions support backup and restore of data streams
(default and
