I coded the following script in order to try to gain
access to directory security information.
import win32con
import win32security
security =
win32security.GetFileSecurity('d:\\mystuff\\',
win32con.GROUP_SECURITY_INFORMATION)
When I run this script with the ActiveState debugger,
it shows that the variable "security" references a
pySECURITY_DESCRIPTOR object containing three methods,
none of which expose security information. After
traipsing through the help files, it appears to me the
only way to actually expose this security information
is to make it available to a program written in some
other language, like C. Is that the case? If not, how
can I gain access to this type of information from a
Python script?
Mike Cravitz
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