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powershell script to switch ownership of the files.
Could you please recommend powershell script to switch ownership of the files.
For example from user@Source.com to the user@TARGET.com
Our users were re-created from scratch in the target forest, so we need to have a script to change ownerships of files from source users to target users.
We have a different naming convention in the target for users, so the script would need to read the input excel file where I have listed the directories and new owners for the files.
Is it possible? Please help. Thank you very much!
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Solution is just to do a batch file and run line by line like this. It is easier just to copy and paste from excel all the shares and save it as the batch file.
subinacl /file test.txt /setowner=domain\foo
subinacl /file test.txt /setowner=domain\foo
subinacl /file test.txt /setowner=domain\foo
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What would be a command use input excel file with current owners and directories that I need to change ownerships for?