Re: Permissions in NTFS for Tcl
- From: Michael Schlenker <schlenk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 30 Oct 2006 22:49:08 +0100
Darren New schrieb:
From my research, I've been unable to find any convenient way ofTry to look at TWAPI, i provides all the bits and pieces, and yes acls
figuring out (or setting) the permissions on NTFS files under Windows
using Tcl. Is there an inconvenient way?
In essense, there's a remote file store. If I upload a file that's
readable by Everybody on the local machine, I want to set it to be
public-read on the remote machine. Similarly with everybody-writable,
and the reverse when I'm bringing files down. The sort of thing that's
easy to parse out of chmod bits under Unix.
I don't want to parse the output of cacls. Is twapi generally what I'm
looking for? It looks like it might do the trick, but it seems a bit
overwhelming. :-)
are messy...
twapi.sourceforge.net
Michael
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