All worked nicely, however I couldn’t use strict with the recursive routine that accesses directories and sub directories (but this is the least of my worries at the moment. I can use File::Find module I suppose but I will continue with the recursive access for the time being)
Finally and most importantly is: if I wanted to remove the 'everyone' account from accessing certain directories or sub directories without having to remove the account from the PDC? is this possible?
I tried using Win32::NetAdmin::UserDelete, but this did not work
Can someone help me please?
I have marked the bit that dosen't in my code below
use Win32;
use warnings 'all';
use Win32::FileSecurity;
use Win32::NetAdmin;
use Win32::AdminMisc;
my $unc_path = shift @ARGV;
my $accnt = pop @ARGV; 
$unc_path = "\\\\" . $unc_path;
print "\n\nPath to scan=>\t'$unc_path'\t\t Account to remove=>\t'$accn
+t'\n\n";
my %groups;
Win32::AdminMisc::GetGroups($unc_path, GROUP_TYPE_ALL, \%groups) || wa
+rn "\nFailed : $!, $^E\n";
foreach my $group (keys %groups)
{
    printf "%s\t%s\n", $groups{$group}{type}, $group;
}
print "\n\nUser permissioned\n";
my %hash;
Win32::FileSecurity::Get("$unc_path", \ %hash ) || warn "Get failed : 
+$!\n";
while (my ($acl_owner, $mask)=each %hash)
{
    $acl_owner =~ s{.+\\}{};
    my @perms;
    Win32::FileSecurity::EnumerateRights( $mask, \@perms) || warn "Enu
+merateRights failed : $!\n";
    my $acl_owner_type = $groups{$acl_owner}{type} || 'user';
    print "$acl_owner ($acl_owner_type): ";
    if ( $acl_owner =~ /everyone/i )
    {
        print "This account is about to be deleted\n";    
        #THIS BIT DOES NOT WORK
        Win32::NetAdmin::UserDelete($unc_path, $acl_owner);
    }
    @perms = $perms[0];    
     foreach (@perms)
     {
         print "\t\t\t$_\n"
    }
}

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