Roger Garland
TRW
-----Original Message-----
From: Misha [mailto:misha@hern.org]
Sent: Monday, January 12, 1998 5:44 PM
To: ntisp@emerald.iea.com
Subject: Re: change NTFS permissions via command line program
Once extentions are set up right it really does become a permissions
problem. I have seen them creep up in most unlikely places, with one
user
not being able to log in while all the rest were publishing without a
problem, and no the permissions problem was not with his web, it was
with
shared .dll's
I have to be careful about what I install and when. Running Cold
Fusion and Front Page 98 is especially problematic. Front Page is very
sensitive to the permissions, which get replaced every time I upgrade
Cold
Fusion. Things get even worse once I reapply Service Pack, as it
basically
does delete/copy operation inhereting the permissions of
%systemroot%\system32. Using Front Page administrator to set permissions
is pretty much useless too because it almost always does it wrong. What
I
really need to do is write a script that goes through and fixes all the
ACL's after I update any software.
Misha
On Mon, 12 Jan 1998, James A. Tucker wrote:
> It appears that most of the problems associated with FrontPage
Extensions
> revolve around permissions being incorrect.
>
> Is there a command line program for checking and setting NTFS
permissions?
> I want to write a batch program to check NTFS permissions on certain
> directories and update them if necessary.
>
> Thanks
>
> James A. Tucker
> Tucker and Tucker Enterprises
> 318.335.2874
>
>
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