Command Line NTFS permissions in NT4
This is a discussion about Command Line NTFS permissions in NT4 in the Windows Networking category; Anyone know of a program (or how to get cacls. exe to work w/o a confirmation) that will allow me to set NTFS permission via the command line without a confirmation? I am trying to get a batch program to work to make user folders and I want to set user permissions within the batch file but cacls does not work due t ...
Anyone know of a program (or how to get cacls.exe to work w/o a confirmation) that will allow me to set NTFS permission via the command line without a confirmation? I am trying to get a batch program to work to make user folders and I want to set user permissions within the batch file but cacls does not work due to the fact it requires you to respond. Any help on this issue is appreciated.
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Odd, I don't recall CACLS ever prompting me for anything. I just tried a batch file in W2K, and it worked fine. I can't try it in NT until Monday, but I haven't ever had it prompt me there before either. What is it prompting you for? Is it prompting on errors? You can use /C to continue on error if need be.
