I'm just getting into this w2k security so this is
a 101.

I tried your code for a single directory and got this.
This seems to be more a permissions question. Look
at the mask output below.
(I modified your %permissions build to:
  $loop++;
  $permissions{$aceName . "__$loop"} = {access => $access, mask => \@mask};
and added a flag view.
)

I get the same listing for allow and deny.
Does that look right? 
Thanks 

ACE
Owner of "\\y-fps3\Home\Star_hub" is "RAYO\2007617" with "3" aces.
Group of "\\y-fps3\Home\Star_hub" is "" with "3" aces.

   ACE:
    Ace name:    RAYO\2007617
    Ace access:  Denied
    Ace sid:     S-1-5-21--1289165036-66035279--551693756-12389
    Ace domain:  RAYO
    Ace entry:   DACL
    Ace account: DACL
    Ace type:    2
    flag:        OBJECT_INHERIT_ACE
    flag:        CONTAINER_INHERIT_ACE

   ACE:
    Ace name:    RAYO\2007617
    Ace access:  Allowed
    Ace sid:     S-1-5-21--1289165036-66035279--551693756-12389
    Ace domain:  RAYO
    Ace entry:   DACL
    Ace account: DACL
    Ace type:    1
    flag:        OBJECT_INHERIT_ACE
    flag:        CONTAINER_INHERIT_ACE

   ACE:
    Ace name:    RAYO\OUoperators
    Ace access:  Allowed
    Ace sid:     S-1-5-21--1289165036-66035279--551693756-10260
    Ace domain:  RAYO
    Ace entry:   DACL
    Ace account: DACL
    Ace type:    1
    flag:        OBJECT_INHERIT_ACE
    flag:        CONTAINER_INHERIT_ACE

   PERMISSIONS mask

    Group/User: RAYO\OUoperators__3
    Permissions: (Allowed)
                   STANDARD_RIGHTS_ALL
                   FILE_READ_EA
                   FILE_WRITE_EA
                   FILE_EXECUTE
                   FILE_DELETE_CHILD
                   FILE_READ_ATTRIBUTES
                   FILE_WRITE_ATTRIBUTES

    Group/User: RAYO\2007617__1
    Permissions: (Denied)
                   STANDARD_RIGHTS_ALL
                   FILE_READ_EA
                   FILE_WRITE_EA
                   FILE_EXECUTE
                   FILE_DELETE_CHILD
                   FILE_READ_ATTRIBUTES
                   FILE_WRITE_ATTRIBUTES

    Group/User: RAYO\2007617__2
    Permissions: (Allowed)
                   STANDARD_RIGHTS_ALL
                   FILE_READ_EA
                   FILE_WRITE_EA
                   FILE_EXECUTE
                   FILE_DELETE_CHILD
                   FILE_READ_ATTRIBUTES
                   FILE_WRITE_ATTRIBUTES

In reply to Re: Re: Re: Win32::Perms and Network Shares by ballJoint
in thread Win32::Perms and Network Shares by thoughtless

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