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Thxs a lot Shift-3;<br />
it's working very well but, once the file has been copied, the ntfs security aren't good. The user hasn't got any rights on it. How can i fix ti?<br />

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Copying a file into a directory should cause it to inherit whatever NTFS permissions are set on the directory. &nbsp;If you want it to retain its original permissions, add the<b> /O</b> switch to the xcopy command.<br />
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To assign different permissions you could add in a cacls command.<br />

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That was supposed to be a <a href="http://www.ss64.com/nt/cacls.html" rel="ugc">cacls</a> link.<br />

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I need to copy a file that is unique to an user in a shared folder to his home folder.<br />
I've got a text file that matches all my users with their associated file.<br />
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username=jdoe<br />
file=002154.ini<br />
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username=bsimpson<br />
file=554843.ini<br />
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I don't want this script to be run by my users (login script) but manually by me.<br />
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Thxs
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I need to copy a file that is unique to an user in a shared folder to his home folder.
I've got a text file that matches all my users with their associated file.

username=jdoe
file=002154.ini

username=bsimpson
file=554843.ini

I don't want this script to be run by my users (login script) but manually by me.

Thxs

How to copy file based on username

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