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JClark
Hello Group:
(Windows XP Pro, simple file sharing disabled).
In my search for solutions to some file sharing problems, I thought
I'd try using cacls to redo the ACLs in a folder (c:\dnld).
I used the following syntax from within the directory I wanted to
modify (using cmd.exe
cacls *.* /t /g Everyone:F
Now each of the subfolders (a gazillion) in the c:\dnld folder is
marked "do not share this folder" even though the main folder is
shared.
I don't know what happened, but perhaps more importantly, I don't know
how to reverse it. I could change the share of each subfolder, but I
have life expectancy issues considering how long that would take.
I'd really appreciate some advice.
Jack
(Windows XP Pro, simple file sharing disabled).
In my search for solutions to some file sharing problems, I thought
I'd try using cacls to redo the ACLs in a folder (c:\dnld).
I used the following syntax from within the directory I wanted to
modify (using cmd.exe
cacls *.* /t /g Everyone:F
Now each of the subfolders (a gazillion) in the c:\dnld folder is
marked "do not share this folder" even though the main folder is
shared.
I don't know what happened, but perhaps more importantly, I don't know
how to reverse it. I could change the share of each subfolder, but I
have life expectancy issues considering how long that would take.
I'd really appreciate some advice.
Jack