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Posted by Roger Abell [MVP] on December 31, 2006, 4:39 pm
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There probably is something trimmed to your spec out there,
but I cannot say. However, if you can form the driver (i.e.
this dir therefore that username) then you could use xcacls.vbs,
or subinacl, (both from microsoft.com/downloads) or fileacl
(goole for it) to do the actual setting of owner.
In the future, a way to avoid this is to use ntbackup to back all
up to a file and then restore with permissions to the new location.
Roger
> OK, I am working on Server 2003 SP1 at a school with over a 100 kids.
> I have sucessfully redirected their My Documents to point to their
> directory on the server. I needed to take ownership of their \Profiles
> in order to move their files to the new \User area.
>
> Now, I think I need to remove Administrator as their profile owner and
> return ownership to each individual student--right? Is there a
> procedure that I can apply at the \Profiles folder and the \Users
> folder that will run through each student and remove the Administrator
> and replace it with their login name?
>
> Thanx, Jim in Florida
>
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