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how do make sure the directory i'm restoring to doesnt automatically write permission to the child folders? i only see the option &quot;allow inheritable permissions from the parent...&quot; which is uncheck already.
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how do make sure the directory i'm restoring to doesnt automatically write permission to the child folders? i only see the option "allow inheritable permissions from the parent..." which is uncheck already.

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hello guys,<br />
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i'm restoring home folders from a backup and i have noticed that &quot;not inherited security&quot; doesnt get restore when performing a restore of files/folders. Is there a way to force ntbackup to restore this type of security as well that is build in within the folders?
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hello guys,

i'm restoring home folders from a backup and i have noticed that "not inherited security" doesnt get restore when performing a restore of files/folders. Is there a way to force ntbackup to restore this type of security as well that is build in within the folders?

How do i make NTbackup restore also not inherited security when restoring file/folders?

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