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#50959 - 2000-08-10 04:38 AM setting resistry permissions
Paul_Berquam Offline
Hey THIS is FUN

Registered: 2000-08-02
Posts: 310
Loc: Sacramento, CA USA
I know that this has been asked before, but I can't find an answer to this. Has anyone found a way to set registry permissions using Kix? or even a command line program that I can call to do this?

Thanks

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#50960 - 2000-08-10 09:37 AM Re: setting resistry permissions
Anonymous
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I can't stress it enough, the NTuser package has it all! Check it out:

README.TXT
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(for version 4.8.2)

NT Command Line Security Utilities
Copyright 1996,1997,1998 Pedestal Software LLC
All Rights Reserved

WEBSITE ADDRESS - COME AND VISIT: http://www.pedestalsoftware.com


NEW WITH VERSION 4.5 -- CONTROL USERS AND GROUPS THROUGH A SINGLE EASY
TO USE PROGRAM !!!
NEW WITH VERSION 4.8 -- CACHING AND INCREASED PERFORMANCE AND FEATURES
NEW WITH VERSION 4.8.2 -- UNICODE AND ENHANCED FEATURES

The NT Command Line Security Utilities contain several programs for
manipulating and viewing NT file security attributes and NT registry
security. These programs provide a method for scripting and non-
destructively changing permissions.

Here are a list of the programs:

NTFS:::
-------
saveacl.exe - saves file, directory and ownership permissions to a file
restacl.exe - restores file permissions and ownership from a saveacl file
listacl.exe - lists file permissions in human readable format
swapacl.exe - swaps permissions from one user or group to another
igrant.exe - grants permisssions to users/groups on directories
irevoke.exe - revokes permissions to users/groups on directories
setowner.exe - sets the ownership of files and directories
audit.exe - add and remove audit triggers to files and directories

REGISTRY:::
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reglistacl.exe - print registry subkey security to the screen
reggrant.exe - grant access to users and groups on registry subkeys
regrevoke.exe - revoke access from users and groups on subkeys
regsetowner.exe - change registry subkey ownership
regswapacl.exe - swaps permissions from one user or group to another
regaudit.exe - add and delete audit triggers on keys

SHARE::::
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sharelistacl.exe - list permissions on a local or remote share
sharegrant.exe - grant permissions to a local or remote share
sharerevoke.exe - revoke permissions from a local or remote share

NT USERS AND GROUPS:::
----------------------
ntuser.exe - manipulate account and group properties

OTHER::::
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nu.exe - 'net use' replacement. shows which drives you're connected as.


And remember folks! I DO NOT reprisent Pedestal Software in any way...

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#50961 - 2000-08-10 09:49 PM Re: setting resistry permissions
Paul_Berquam Offline
Hey THIS is FUN

Registered: 2000-08-02
Posts: 310
Loc: Sacramento, CA USA
I couldn't find a download for NTuser.exe
Only the NTSEC

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He was a good little monkey and always very curious...

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#50962 - 2000-08-10 09:52 PM Re: setting resistry permissions
Paul_Berquam Offline
Hey THIS is FUN

Registered: 2000-08-02
Posts: 310
Loc: Sacramento, CA USA
Found it.... not free.... damn

moving on....

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He was a good little monkey and always very curious...

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#50963 - 2000-08-11 01:32 AM Re: setting resistry permissions
Paul_Berquam Offline
Hey THIS is FUN

Registered: 2000-08-02
Posts: 310
Loc: Sacramento, CA USA
Just found something (free) that looks like it will do the job. If anyone's interested..

it's called RegDACL http://www.heysoft.de/index.htm

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He was a good little monkey and always very curious...

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#50964 - 2000-08-11 05:38 AM Re: setting resistry permissions
rollo Offline
Getting the hang of it

Registered: 2000-07-11
Posts: 85
Loc: louisiana
I belive you need regini.exe
nt resource kit
-rollo

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#50965 - 2000-08-12 01:31 AM Re: setting resistry permissions
Anonymous
Unregistered


RegIni is the answer. You don't need to buy squat.


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#50966 - 2000-08-14 09:22 AM Re: setting resistry permissions
Anonymous
Unregistered


Note of Caution:

RegINI will only allow Permissions to be set at the KEY level not the value level.

So just keep that gem at the back of your mind while you use it.

------------------
David Gray
IT Professional
Brisbane Australia

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