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Thanks, that looks like it is working.<br />
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Something else I noticed is, if I try to apply it to c:\F1\F2\* the group doesn't get added to F2. is there a way to make it apply to F2 also? there are many other sub folders under F1 that I do not want to apply the group to, just F2 and everything below it.<br />

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Thanks, that looks like it is working.

Something else I noticed is, if I try to apply it to c:\F1\F2\* the group doesn't get added to F2. is there a way to make it apply to F2 also? there are many other sub folders under F1 that I do not want to apply the group to, just F2 and everything below it.


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Try doing one of these two variations for the path<br />
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“C:\F1\F2“<br />
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“C:\F1\F2\“<br />
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I think option 1 will work
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Try doing one of these two variations for the path


“C:\F1\F2“

“C:\F1\F2\“

I think option 1 will work

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Cool, thanks. I will try that.<br />

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You're welcome glad I could help =)<br />

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I am using the following command to add a group to the ACL for very large directories. The problem I am having is some of the folders have disabled access inheritance and have explicit access assigned and this group doesn't get added to that folder with the following command.<br />
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icacls.exe U:\*.* /grant DOMAIN\GroupName:(OI)(CI)F<wbr /> /C /T<br />
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Am I missing a switch or something? Is there a way to force it to add the group to all folders regardless if they are inheriting access? Or is there something else that is preventing the group from being applied to the folder?<br />
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Thanks,
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I am using the following command to add a group to the ACL for very large directories. The problem I am having is some of the folders have disabled access inheritance and have explicit access assigned and this group doesn't get added to that folder with the following command.

icacls.exe U:\*.* /grant DOMAIN\GroupName:(OI)(CI)F /C /T

Am I missing a switch or something? Is there a way to force it to add the group to all folders regardless if they are inheriting access? Or is there something else that is preventing the group from being applied to the folder?

Thanks,

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