One of our older, more microsoft hating members of staff was having a discussion with the microft members of staff, saying how much permissions in the windows world aren't as advanced as unix file ...

Basically, someone needed to audit the NTFS permissions on a set of files and directories (I will refer to them as objects). Easy, right? Oh, I forgot to mention that “Administrators” had no rights to ...

Does it have to be in VBScript? Xcacls (from the Win2k resource kit) is a command-line utility used to set NTFS file permissions. I used to use cacls from the NT resource kit to do something similar ...