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Posted by Will on January 20, 2006, 11:53 pm
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I have a user whose file system has NULL entries set on many folders and
files, making the files inaccessible to any user including Administrator.
I was told about a wonderful command line utility named FILEACL that can be
used to recover in such situations by forcing a replacement of the file ACL
using backup and restore commands. I get this command to work fine on
individual files or folders, but I cannot find the syntax for every file and
folder starting from the current location.
This one works:
fileacl <subfolder-name> /inherit /replace /force
These variants do not appear to have any effect on a file or folder whose
ACL entries are set to NULL:
fileacl * /inherit /replace /force
fileacl * /inherit /replace /force /sub /file
Can someone give me a correct syntax to change all files in the current
subdirectory, all subfolders, and all files within subfolders to inherit ACL
permissions from the parent?
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Will
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