copy files with ACL ?

[spuri]

I need to copy files from network share to network share also also, I need use a different user account to have rights over the network share (need write right) and I need to copy the files with the NTFS rights.

my idea unsuccess:

runaswait, cmd, copy from unc path (fails), map share (fails from runaswait but works if i type in) , xcopy /T /E /O

How would you start?

[PsaltyDS]

I need to copy files from network share to network share also also, I need use a different user account to have rights over the network share (need write right) and I need to copy the files with the NTFS rights.

my idea unsuccess:

runaswait, cmd, copy from unc path (fails), map share (fails from runaswait but works if i type in) , xcopy /T /E /O

How would you start?

Use RoboCopy instead of xcopy.

[spuri]

What is the difference? this is also does not work....

$uncPS = "\\server2\projects\_TemplateProject\Project_TMP\"

$uncCS = "\\server2\projects\_TemplateProject\Client_TMP\"

$uncT = "\\server2\projects\"

$nwclient ="test3"

Local $RunC = RunAsWait( $sUserName, $sDomain, $sPassword, 0, "robocopy "& $uncCS & " " & $uncT & $nwclient & "\ /E /COPY:DATS", @TempDir, @SW_MAXIMIZE )

[skysel]

You can always use CACLS.exe integrated windows command.

An example:

RunWait('CACLS "c:\program files\directory" /E /T /C /G "Users":F', '',@sw_hide)

browse google for parameters, or just type cacls /?.

[spuri]

I don't want to set ACL for my deep folder tree, I want to copy my template folders with ACL.

[skysel]

I don't want to set ACL for my deep folder tree, I want to copy my template folders with ACL.

Just do first FileCopy, then apply the CACLS (you can use cacls for non-recursive also... cacls /? in command prompt and you'll see all the functions)

[spuri]

I am looking for copy solution! pls forget cacls I need to set different rights for all my directories

[PsaltyDS]

If you want to copy NTFS ACLs, then you have to access by the NTFS file system objects, which means as locally mounted drives, not as UNC share paths. I don't think you can see, let alone copy NTFS level permissions through the CIFS share.

[spuri]

Ok you are right. I tried to map network drive than copy, but mapping fails.

NET USE P: \\server2\projects\ && xcopy source target /E /T /S -

If I tried to open a cmd window with network admin user account, I am able to map and copy but this fails if I try to call all command in one line, like this example.

Local $RunC = RunAsWait($sUserName, $sDomain, $sPassword, 0, "cmd /k cd\ && NET USE P: \\server2\projects\", @SystemDir)

I got system error 67 - network drive not found

Please help

Edited December 5, 2008 by spuri

[Jos]

to simplify things you could create a batch file in the script which contains the needed commands and then run that with RunAsWait()

Jos