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Ondrej Sevecek
Hello,
how to VIEW (not change) ownership of some file from command prompt??
Ondra.
how to VIEW (not change) ownership of some file from command prompt??
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Gurgen
There is a utility subinacl.exe in reskit. It may me used to check the file owner (from batch):
for /f "tokens=2 delims==" %%I in ('subinacl /file %windir%\notepad.exe ^|find "/owner"') do echo %%I
Gurgen.
for /f "tokens=2 delims==" %%I in ('subinacl /file %windir%\notepad.exe ^|find "/owner"') do echo %%I
Gurgen.
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Ritchie
Ondrej Sevecek said:Hello,
how to VIEW (not change) ownership of some file from command prompt??
You might find the info you require using the DIR command with the /Q
switch. Enter DIR/? for more info.
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guard
... I had no idea they added that functionality.
The /Q switch is present for 2K/XP/K3 but not NT.
See the "DIR Page" at
(http://TheSystemGuard.com/TheGuardBook/CCS-Int/DIR.htm)
for a comparison.
-tsg
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Jerold Schulman
See tip 7204 in the 'Tips & Tricks' at http://www.jsiinc.comHello,
how to VIEW (not change) ownership of some file from command prompt??
Ondra.
Jerold Schulman
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