cNtfsAccessControl
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The cNtfsAccessControl DSC resource module.
My previous ReadAndExecute settings are getting changed to List file only. Setting Read explicit also isn't working. Pivoting to AccessControlDsc.
Fixed an error when **NoPropagateInherit** is set to `$true` ([#20](https://github.com/SNikalaichyk/cNtfsAccessControl/pull/20)) - - - This change is [](https://reviewable.io/reviews/dsccommunity/cntfsaccesscontrol/21)
Setting ace to 'ReadAndExecute' with 'SubfoldersOnly' and 'NoPropagateInherit' = $true does not end in the correct result. ACE in 'PropagationFlags' should be 'NoPropagateInherit, InheritOnly' but is 'NoPropagateInherit' only witch is...
Hi I was wondering is there is a way in this module to achieve this: I want to set ACL's on specific folders for end-users programatically. Sometimes users are added,...
How can I use the cNtfsPermissionEntry resource using Invoke-DSCResource? Can you give me any examples?
Work need to be done to convert this repository to use the new CI pipeline. https://dsccommunity.org/blog/convert-a-module-for-continuous-delivery/
Do not use "APPLICATION PACKAGE AUTHORITY\ALL RESTRICTED APPLICATION PACKAGES " but "ALL RESTRICTED APPLICATION PACKAGES " only as Principal and I have done few modifications to support that cNtfsPermissionEntry DscResource.
When running a dsc script that formats and brings a new drive online, cntfsaccesscontrol throws an exception that the drive is not exist. If you rerun the dsc script, it...
Hi all, OS: Windows Server 2016 I am trying to set perms on a directory that I create after formatting a new drive and always I get the following output...
Sample config: ```powershell Configuration TestAppPackagePerms { Import-DscResource -ModuleName "cNtfsAccessControl" Import-DscResource -ModuleName "PSDesiredStateConfiguration" File CreateTestFolder { Type = "Directory" DestinationPath = "C:\Program Files\Test" Ensure = "Present" } cNtfsPermissionsInheritance DisableInheritOnProgramFilesTest { Path...
