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I suggest you do it in two steps:<br />
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dir c:\some_folder /A:D /D /B&gt;userlist.txt<br />
FOR /f %%D IN (userlist.txt) DO (<br />
ECHO %%a || icacls %%! | find /i &quot;domain users&quot;<br />
)
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I suggest you do it in two steps:

dir c:\some_folder /A:D /D /B>userlist.txt
FOR /f %%D IN (userlist.txt) DO (
ECHO %%a || icacls %%! | find /i "domain users"
)

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Also, peek at this page might give you some ideas:<br />
<a href="http://www.robvanderwoude.com/ntadmincommands.php#Cmd09" rel="ugc">http://www.robvanderwoude.com/ntadmincommands.php#Cmd09</a>
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Also, peek at this page might give you some ideas:
http://www.robvanderwoude.com/ntadmincommands.php#Cmd09 [http://www.robvanderwoude.com/ntadmincommands.php#Cmd09]

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Having problems with a batch file which runs a command on each subfolder. &nbsp;Googling has told me this should list each subfolder name. &nbsp;It does not. &nbsp;It lists 'dir' then '/b'. &nbsp;It is treating the array as literal text rather than the output of the dir /b * command. <br />
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for /d %%a in ('dir /b *') do echo %%a || icacls %%! | find /i &quot;domain users&quot;<br />
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I am trying to run icacls on each folder and search the output for &quot;domain users&quot; to see what the permissions are for domain users.
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Having problems with a batch file which runs a command on each subfolder.  Googling has told me this should list each subfolder name.  It does not.  It lists 'dir' then '/b'.  It is treating the array as literal text rather than the output of the dir /b * command. 

for /d %%a in ('dir /b *') do echo %%a || icacls %%! | find /i "domain users"

I am trying to run icacls on each folder and search the output for "domain users" to see what the permissions are for domain users.

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