Thanks Ben that's what it was. Well, actually it was typo on my part. I'm surprised it
didn't fail and bark at me.
Brian
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I ran into this when playing with Dave's Win32::Perms module. I solved it
by applying the flags OBJECT_INHERIT_ACE | CONTAINER_INHERIT_ACE.
Ben....
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Benjamin D. Wiechel
Xerox Global Services, Inc.
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Subject: Win32::Perms
Hello,
I've just bought Dave Roth's Win32 Perl Programming Standard Extensions
(Second Ed) and I've run a couple of examples from Chapter 11. Example 11.10
adds a User permission to a directory (READ, EXECUTE) using $PermsObj->Allow
and explicitly DENIES the same User the ability to CHANGE. The example runs
fine, but when I check the permissions using the WinExplorer
Property->Security the user the "List Folder Type" permission check box is
the only prperty checked. The Security->Advance Tab does, however, indicate
the selected user does have the READ, EXECUTE privileges.
My questions are:
Why the discrepancy?
Should I be concerned?
My ultimate goal is to change the Permissions on registry keys on a number
of remote machines to allow normal users, as opposed to power users, to make
changes in the values of a software vendors hive.
Brian
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