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so I have a series of folders which receive .pdf files from paper scans made by staff at a photocopier. One folder per Business Unit on w2k server, so :

Scan$

Unit 1

Unit 2

Unit 3

What I'm trying to do is write a batch file to create a folder named :

'Temp area - files will be deleted after 14 days !'

and place it into each of the Unit 1,2,3 'root' folders to remind staff not to store data there long-term. Once I have created that folder I need to set the NTFS perms, maybe with icals, to only allow Domain Admins to access the folder I created, so staff cannot delete it.

I've written batch files before to create 'home' folders reading names from a .txt, eg for /f %%a in (users.txt) do ..icacls filerPersonal$Home%%a /grant:r "CompanyDomain Admins:(OI)(CI)F"

But I'm struggling with this issue, any help appreciated :-)

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so I have a series of folders which receive .pdf files from paper scans made by staff at a photocopier. One folder per Business Unit on w2k server, so :

Scan$

Unit 1

Unit 2

Unit 3

What I'm trying to do is write a batch file to create a folder named :

'Temp area - files will be deleted after 14 days !'

and place it into each of the Unit 1,2,3 'root' folders to remind staff not to store data there long-term. Once I have created that folder I need to set the NTFS perms, maybe with icals, to only allow Domain Admins to access the folder I created, so staff cannot delete it.

I've written batch files before to create 'home' folders reading names from a .txt, eg for /f %%a in (users.txt) do ..icacls filerPersonal$Home%%a /grant:r "CompanyDomain Admins:(OI)(CI)F"

But I'm struggling with this issue, any help appreciated :-)

permissions batch ntfs

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so I have a series of folders which receive .pdf files from paper scans made by staff at a photocopier. One folder per Business Unit on w2k server, so :

Scan$

Unit 1

Unit 2

Unit 3

What I'm trying to do is write a batch file to create a folder named :

'Temp area - files will be deleted after 14 days !'

and place it into each of the Unit 1,2,3 'root' folders to remind staff not to store data there long-term. Once I have created that folder I need to set the NTFS perms, maybe with icals, to only allow Domain Admins to access the folder I created, so staff cannot delete it.

I've written batch files before to create 'home' folders reading names from a .txt, eg for /f %%a in (users.txt) do ..icacls filerPersonal$Home%%a /grant:r "CompanyDomain Admins:(OI)(CI)F"

But I'm struggling with this issue, any help appreciated :-)

permissions batch ntfs

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