THERE ARE NO R-A-S-H attributes for root "\" folders/drives.
Turn on echo in the batch file & no
Now there ARE ACL's for every folder, directory (including rootrand more.
exit
DHSinclair wrote:
Is there a tool that allows me to see the attributes (a/h/r/s) of file
directories and/or at the pa
Are you talking about ACL's?
http://setacl.sourceforge.net/
Otherwise under XP I can read/set R-A-S-H attributes with Attrib:
"Attrib " reads the flags of current directories files.
"Attrib /s" reads the flags of sub-directories' files.
"Attrib C:\somdir" reads the flags of specified directory.
Forc5,
I did use the attrib cmd from the command line. It only shows me the actual
files below the dir (container) level; not the attributes of the container.
The attributes of the files in question are correct per the batch file, but
I am still in question of the containers in the string. Still
how about attrib from a command line ?
At 10:43 AM 9/25/2008, DHSinclair Poked the stick with:
>Is there a tool that allows me to see the attributes (a/h/r/s) of file
>directories and/or at the parent drive level (like c:\)?
>
>I use the Hosts File. It seems to work for me. But, I have one machin
Is there a tool that allows me to see the attributes (a/h/r/s) of file
directories and/or at the parent drive level (like c:\)?
I use the Hosts File. It seems to work for me. But, I have one machine (out
of 5) that the included mvps.bat batch file fails on. With the tools I
have/use, I can not
