July 25, 2008 04:11pm pdt

1. KCTS 79,109
2. Phil_Agc... 63,250
3. toniur 59,949
4. rpggamer... 46,134
5. oBdA 41,957
6. martin_b... 35,705
7. tigermatt 30,877
8. johnb6767 28,442
9. CoccoBill 27,600
10. McKnife 27,518
11. bbao 26,612
12. snoopfrogg 26,481
13. LauraEHu... 23,900
14. richrumble 22,937
15. r-k 22,620

1. richrumble 645,479
2. r-k 424,480
3. Sheharya... 352,218
4. trywaredk 297,335
5. oBdA 292,082
6. war1 284,964
7. gidds99 266,792
8. rpggamer... 243,053
9. Phil_Agc... 238,650
10. sirbounty 191,193
11. KCTS 165,040
12. toniur 164,931
13. CoccoBill 161,666
14. PeteLong 156,654
15. sunray_... 146,627

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Set Folder Permissions using Script (VBScript, WSH,etc)

Zone: Windows Network Security Questions

Tags: permissions, folder, vbscript, script, set

Hi all,
I need to create a script, which can create folders and set these folders permissions to the appropriate users either read/write/etc. I used vbscript for creating the folders, but the folders created inherit the permissions of the parent directory and i want to change them.
Any help would be greatly appreciated
Sunil

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Zone: Security

Question Asked By: wilkersons

Solution Provided By: graye

Participating Experts: 5

Solution Grade: A

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