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Of course. You can create a batch script with icacls command like this:
icacls %LOCALAPPDATA%\somefolder /grant:r "Authenticated Users":(OI)(CI)F /t /c
To wait until folder is created, you could use something like:
if not exist %folderpath% goto wait
Here is the sample script for your reference:
@echo OFF set folderpath=%LOCALAPPDATA%\YourFolder :START if not exist %folderpath% GOTO WAIT GOTO PERM :WAIT timeout /t 2 /nobreak GOTO START :PERM icacls %folderpath% /grant:r "Authenticated Users":(OI)(CI)F /t /c
You can execute this batch script on user logon either using Task scheduler or group policy. Please test this script properly at your end before deploying. Hope this helps.
Can this be done on a folder that only gets created once a user signs on? Each user, in their own appdata folder, will have a folder created once a certain app is launched.
My hope is to have that folder have authenticated users have full control upon creation.Joe Smo IT commented on
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The correct commands can be found here:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/PSReadline/Set-PSReadlineOption?view=powershell-5.1Nicholas Kulkarni commented on How to create an SPF Record: Prevent email spoofing 1 day, 19 hours ago
Excellent, thanks for that it has been bugging me that I didn’t understand why I was seeing some records with ~ and others with –
Off to edit my DNS to make sure it is Hard Fail not soft.
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Hi,
Tilde (~) qualifier denotes that the emails received from a server that is not specified in SPF record, are to be marked with soft-fail in envelope. Such messages are likely to be accepted by recipient servers.
The minus (-) qualifier on the other hand enforces a strict policy to mark the messages with hard-fail and such messages are usually rejected by receiving mail servers.I hope this makes sense now.
Nicholas Kulkarni commented on How to create an SPF Record: Prevent email spoofing 1 day, 19 hours ago
Thank you for an excellent article. Showing how to return a txt record for a domain in NSLookup was very useful. The definition of “all” and its modifiers was particularly useful, everyone says end your SPF record with -all but nobody, until now, has explained why. Just one question please because it bugs me, what is the difference between -all and ~all.
The examples you give all use the minus – sign but the records in the example table from other ISPs all use the tilde ~Nicholas Kulkarni became a registered member 1 day, 19 hours ago
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