in reply to Set file permissions using Perl in Windows?
PermDump.pl will output a CSV file with all permission data of your files and PermChg.pl takes the same (format of) CSV file (suitably changed I assume) and applies the permissions in this CSV-file to your files.
It shouldn't be too difficult to find out how to implement your "System && Admin Group, no one else" writable scheme: just set the permissions for one file by hand (using the buttons in the security tab) and PermDump.pl the permissions for that file. Then apply what you found to the other files with PermChg.pl
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Re^2: Set file permissions using Perl in Windows?
by wilsond (Scribe) on Jan 12, 2009 at 12:57 UTC |