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[Technic] folder creation scripts

Don Wright dwright at hdnet.k12.mo.us
Tue Aug 7 09:20:51 CDT 2007


Here is the batch file I use, you will have to modify the folder names.

Newuser.bat

e:

cd \users

NET SHARE %1$=E:\users\%1 /GRANT:%1,CHANGE

CACLS %1 /t /c /g "DOMAIN ADMINS":F ADMINISTRATORS:F %1:C <"y.txt"

 

Download unixtools for windows: http://unxutils.sourceforge.net/

Then run ls -w 1 > directorylist.txt

This creates a text file of all of the folders you need to create shares
for (provided they are all in one place).

Import into excel and create a formula such as:  ="newuser.bat "&A1

Then copy the column with the new formula to a batch file.

If you had jdoe in column A1 then the result would look like newuser.bat
jdoe.

Also, create a file called y.txt that only contains the letter y in it.
This will automatically answer yes to any prompts.

 

Hope this helps and is not too confusing.

 

Don

 

From: technic-bounces at lists.more.net
[mailto:technic-bounces at lists.more.net] On Behalf Of Andy Hall
Sent: Tuesday, August 07, 2007 9:08 AM
To: Public School &amp;Library Tech. Support Forum
Subject: [Technic] folder creation scripts

 

Does anyone have a script that will make a set of folders on a Windows
2003 server, reading the folder names and who should be owners from an
external file of some kind?  Have a situation where I have a whole slug
of folders based on usernames in a location other than their home
directory, and I'm struggling with the best way to get this done without
hand-typing 500+ names and setting permissions on each one....

 

Thanks in advance.

 

Andy

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