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    Does anyone have any code for this?

    The problem is this:

    I am ALREADY logged onto the domain, I just need to read the access permissions to make sure the user has the correct access.

    Any help would be great!

    Trek

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    Reply?

    I got an email saying KaneJone replied to this? I don't see it. Anyone have any info on the problem, etc?

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    Question

    What do want to do?

    Maybe you can use the registry to check the permissions, it's worth a try to check out if anything is stored there about the permissions, you want to check.

    Hope this helps

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    Reading NT Access information

    I just need to read the access permissions of someone already logged into an NT network. If you happen to have any idea where I could look in the registry or wherever these values are stored that would help a lot! Thanks!

    Troy

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    I'm gonna try to find this out for you.
    When you don't find it, you can allway send a mail to Paul Kuliniewicz. He can be contacted through the http://www.vbapi.com site. He helped me finding a solution for my problem.

    Hope this helps

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    What kind of permissions do you want to check?
    It is possible to check the access rigths to specific files by comparing the SIDs (Security ID's) in the access token with the ones in the DACL (Discetionary Access Control List) in the files security descriptor. If this is what you want, I can post some sample code when I'm home (in about 3 hours). I wrote a program that can do this some month ago.

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    Nevyn, thanks much. =)

    Frans C, on NT you can set a group of permissions. I would like to be able to read that group, and the permissions listed under it.

    Thanks for the help everyone! =)

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