Some win32security questions

logistix logistix at zworg.com
Sun Feb 9 17:27:29 EST 2003


Dmitry Bely <dbely at mail.ru> wrote in message news:<hebdbf1g.fsf at mail.ru>...
> I am trying to write a script to set some file ACLs. This seems to be
> surprisingly complicated when compared, say, to Perl or Visual Basic. I
> realize that Python libraries are direct wrappers to WIN32 API -- this is
> not a problem, I simply cannot find the way to do some things. Maybe I am
> missing something?
> 
Depending on what you're trying to do, it's usually easier to cheat
and use Python's os.popen() to call xcacls or subinacls.  If you
provide more details though, I might be able to give some other
pointers.




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