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Does anyone know how the format should be to make this work? It reads the path and username from an Ini file. But I can't get it to work when it gets to the permissions part. Am I using the SetACL.exe correctly? Is there a better way.

This was the guide.

http://setacl.sourceforge.net/html/examples.html

I tried

$ProcessAdd = IniReadSectionNames($QueueFile)
                    For $a = 1 To $ProcessAdd[0]
                    $aProcessAdd = IniReadSection($QueueFile, $ProcessAdd[$a])
                        For $p = 1 To $aProcessAdd[0][0]
                            MsgBox(0,0, $aProcessAdd[$p][1])
                            DirCreate($aProcessAdd[$p][1])
                            $Permissions = "setACL.exe -on '" & $aProcessAdd[$p][1] & "' -ot file -actn ace"
                            $sPermissions = " -ace 'n:domain\" & $aProcessAdd[$p][0] & ";p:full'"
                            RunWait(@ComSpec & " /c " & $Permissions & $sPermissions, "C:\", @SW_HIDE)
                        Next
                    Next
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Does anyone know how the format should be to make this work? It reads the path and username from an Ini file. But I can't get it to work when it gets to the permissions part. Am I using the SetACL.exe correctly? Is there a better way.

This was the guide.

http://setacl.sourceforge.net/html/examples.html

I tried

$ProcessAdd = IniReadSectionNames($QueueFile)
                    For $a = 1 To $ProcessAdd[0]
                    $aProcessAdd = IniReadSection($QueueFile, $ProcessAdd[$a])
                        For $p = 1 To $aProcessAdd[0][0]
                            MsgBox(0,0, $aProcessAdd[$p][1])
                            DirCreate($aProcessAdd[$p][1])
                            $Permissions = "setACL.exe -on '" & $aProcessAdd[$p][1] & "' -ot file -actn ace"
                            $sPermissions = " -ace 'n:domain\" & $aProcessAdd[$p][0] & ";p:full'"
                            RunWait(@ComSpec & " /c " & $Permissions & $sPermissions, "C:\", @SW_HIDE)
                        Next
                    Next
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Ok found this

http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.ph...9&hl=setacl

But still can't get it to work below.

$ProcessAdd = IniReadSectionNames($QueueFile)
                    For $a = 1 To $ProcessAdd[0]
                    $aProcessAdd = IniReadSection($QueueFile, $ProcessAdd[$a])
                        For $p = 1 To $aProcessAdd[0][0]
                            MsgBox(0,0, $aProcessAdd[$p][1])
                            DirCreate($aProcessAdd[$p][1])
                            $Permissions = @ScriptDir & "\setACL.exe"
                            $Domain = "Domain\" & $aProcessAdd[$p][0]
                            $sPermissions = ' -on "' & $aProcessAdd[$p][1] & ' -ot file -actn ace -ace "n:' & $Domain  & ';p:full"'
                            RunWait($Permissions & $sPermissions)
                        Next
                    Next
Where is the closing double quote on your object name? Maybe: $sPermissions = ' -on "' & $aProcessAdd[$p][1] & '" -ot file -actn ace -ace "n:' & $Domain & ';p:full"'

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Where is the closing double quote on your object name? Maybe: $sPermissions = ' -on "' & $aProcessAdd[$p][1] & '" -ot file -actn ace -ace "n:' & $Domain & ';p:full"'

:)

Yes I found that, thank you also for point that out. It works now. :)
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