I don't trust myself to program an api that complex; should I trust someone else?

Thats a good point, to further explore it, the module comes with
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As a negative, none of that functionality is in module form of a Simple API

As a positive, there are tests for some of it and they mention cacls.exe https://metacpan.org/source/TEVERETT/Win32-Security-0.50/t/scripts.t

As another negative, there is no mention of unicode wide calls or wchar ... so unless you're using 8.3 shortnames if your names are unicode you're kinda stuck :)

In reply to Re^2: Windows Security by Anonymous Monk
in thread Windows Security by pgduke65

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