Server permissions

[Bill Vlahos]

Two more pieces of information I would need is whether or not the  
permissions were inherited from the parent folder and AFP vs. SMB  
permissions. I can get by without either of these items for my  
particular servers because we generally inherit the permissions and  
AFP is the same as SMB but being able to get the information would be  
more helpful. I'm not even sure I can get these from the OS.

Bill

On May 15, 2006, at 8:27 PM, Bill Vlahos wrote:

> How can I determine the permissions on a server share/volume? I  
> would like to document the server permissions on our file servers  
> (both Mac OS X Server and Windows 2000 and 2003 servers).
>
> I have an immediate need to do this on OS X (10.3.x) servers as  
> I'll be upgrading them to 10.4. I am thinking of bringing up a  
> whole new server and transferring the folders/files to it and then  
> setting the permissions to match the old server.
>
> Is there a Rev command that will give me permissions on the folder  
> or file or do I need to script the shell? I assume I will need to  
> run the application on the server itself so that it has access to  
> all of the settings.
>
> Info for each Share or Folder:
> 	Path: /User Files
> 	Owner: Admin : Read & Write
> 	Group: General Users : Read Only
> 	Everyone: No access
>
> If I can get the command then I could build a permissions browser  
> database for an entire server.
>
> Bill Vlahos
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