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Getting the Access Permissions for a specific SID on a File / folderHow do I go about getting the permmisions of a file. I have been able to get a list of access control rules and tell if they are restricting or permiting a permmision but I cant tell which role / right they are refering to: I can get this type information by using the fileSystemSecurity object and pointing it to a file or folder: --------------------------------- Administrator, allow, inhertited Users, allow, inhereted ---------------------------------- But what I am aiming for is --------------------------------- Administrator, allow Full Control, inhertited Users, allow, read + Modify, inhereted ---------------------------------- I have looked through the classes in the security name space but I am not sure which class I need to do this or if the class I am using will work. Any help would be very welcome or even any external refrences. By the way I am using VB.Net and the 2.0 framework. Regards, Mike foreach (FileSystemAccessRule rule in security.GetAccessRules(true, true,
typeof(NTAccount))) { Console.WriteLine("{0} {1} access to {2}", rule.AccessControlType == AccessControlType.Allow ? "grant: " : "deny: ", rule.FileSystemRights, rule.IdentityReference.ToString()); SecurityIdentifier sid = (SecurityIdentifier)rule.IdentityReference.Translate(typeof(SecurityIdentifier)); Console.WriteLine(sid.Value); } Show quoteHide quote > HI all, > > How do I go about getting the permmisions of a file. > > I have been able to get a list of access control rules and tell if > they are restricting or permiting a permmision but I cant tell which > role / right they are refering to: > > I can get this type information by using the fileSystemSecurity object > and > pointing it to a file or folder: > --------------------------------- > Administrator, allow, inhertited > Users, allow, inhereted > ---------------------------------- > But what I am aiming for is > > --------------------------------- > Administrator, allow Full Control, inhertited > Users, allow, read + Modify, inhereted > ---------------------------------- > I have looked through the classes in the security name space but I am > not sure which class I need to do this or if the class I am using > will work. > > Any help would be very welcome or even any external refrences. > > By the way I am using VB.Net and the 2.0 framework. > > Regards, > > Mike > ThanksDominick,
This looks like C rather than vb I will see if can work out the VB equivelents. I am still learning the dotnet framework so, it might take me a while, will post back if I can't work it out. Regards, Michael. Show quoteHide quote "Dominick Baier" <dbaier@pleasepleasenospam_leastprivilege.com> wrote in message news:4580be6356ea8c878a30b1ae24b@news.microsoft.com... > foreach (FileSystemAccessRule rule in security.GetAccessRules(true, true, > typeof(NTAccount))) > { > Console.WriteLine("{0} {1} access to {2}", > rule.AccessControlType == AccessControlType.Allow ? > "grant: " : "deny: ", > rule.FileSystemRights, > rule.IdentityReference.ToString()); > SecurityIdentifier sid = > (SecurityIdentifier)rule.IdentityReference.Translate(typeof(SecurityIdentifier)); > Console.WriteLine(sid.Value); > } > > >> HI all, >> >> How do I go about getting the permmisions of a file. >> >> I have been able to get a list of access control rules and tell if >> they are restricting or permiting a permmision but I cant tell which >> role / right they are refering to: >> >> I can get this type information by using the fileSystemSecurity object >> and >> pointing it to a file or folder: >> --------------------------------- >> Administrator, allow, inhertited >> Users, allow, inhereted >> ---------------------------------- >> But what I am aiming for is >> >> --------------------------------- >> Administrator, allow Full Control, inhertited >> Users, allow, read + Modify, inhereted >> ---------------------------------- >> I have looked through the classes in the security name space but I am >> not sure which class I need to do this or if the class I am using >> will work. >> >> Any help would be very welcome or even any external refrences. >> >> By the way I am using VB.Net and the 2.0 framework. >> >> Regards, >> >> Mike >> > > Hey Thanks agian Dominick,
rule.IdentityReference.ToString()); This was the bit I needed, I could get the account Name and if it was a Grant or Deny, but did not see how to get the type of rule it was refering to. Michael. Show quoteHide quote "msnews.microsoft.com" <m***@spike.com> wrote in message news:ues6B%23pqGHA.644@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl... > ThanksDominick, > > This looks like C rather than vb I will see if can work out the VB > equivelents. > > I am still learning the dotnet framework so, it might take me a while, > will post back if I can't work it out. > > Regards, > Michael. > > "Dominick Baier" <dbaier@pleasepleasenospam_leastprivilege.com> wrote in > message news:4580be6356ea8c878a30b1ae24b@news.microsoft.com... >> foreach (FileSystemAccessRule rule in security.GetAccessRules(true, true, >> typeof(NTAccount))) >> { >> Console.WriteLine("{0} {1} access to {2}", >> rule.AccessControlType == AccessControlType.Allow ? >> "grant: " : "deny: ", >> rule.FileSystemRights, >> rule.IdentityReference.ToString()); >> SecurityIdentifier sid = >> (SecurityIdentifier)rule.IdentityReference.Translate(typeof(SecurityIdentifier)); >> Console.WriteLine(sid.Value); >> } >> >> >>> HI all, >>> >>> How do I go about getting the permmisions of a file. >>> >>> I have been able to get a list of access control rules and tell if >>> they are restricting or permiting a permmision but I cant tell which >>> role / right they are refering to: >>> >>> I can get this type information by using the fileSystemSecurity object >>> and >>> pointing it to a file or folder: >>> --------------------------------- >>> Administrator, allow, inhertited >>> Users, allow, inhereted >>> ---------------------------------- >>> But what I am aiming for is >>> >>> --------------------------------- >>> Administrator, allow Full Control, inhertited >>> Users, allow, read + Modify, inhereted >>> ---------------------------------- >>> I have looked through the classes in the security name space but I am >>> not sure which class I need to do this or if the class I am using >>> will work. >>> >>> Any help would be very welcome or even any external refrences. >>> >>> By the way I am using VB.Net and the 2.0 framework. >>> >>> Regards, >>> >>> Mike >>> >> >> > > 
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