Permission Batch file

[gdavis1144]

Good Day,

I am  running windows XP Professional  in an active directory environment.
On each computer I have a t:\ drive which is used to allow students and faculty to save there work while the other area of the computers are frozen with a program called deep freeze.

what I would like to do is right script VBS or Batch file that would give the everyone group read and write permission to the t:\ drive.

any one have any advice .

Thanks for your help

[Ryder17z]

Well, you can try use some "hidden" commnads in CMD - I have only ued them once, and that was to set J:\ to be like a ROM drive

I can't remember where I found it....

[Dias de verano]

Well, you can try use some "hidden" commnads in CMD - I have only ued them once, and that was to set J:\ to be like a ROM drive

I can't remember where I found it....

That's such a very helpful reply! 

[BC_Programmer]

I've gotten this to work on my computer, but I'm not 100% sure if it is what you want:

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Echo Y| cacls %1 /t /e /c /g %2:F

place in a batch file, and call that batch file like so:

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batch <folder> <username>

in your case <username> would be "everyone".

two reasons I think it doesn't meet your requirements:

- it processes files, not the entire drive
-it also seems to only work with the files in the root dir (when given a root dir)



I'll use my physic powers: T:[$TEACHERS$], J:[CLASSES], W:[WINOLDAP] and more

was I right? do I win a cookie?