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: Is there a way to make cacls run in silent mode???

[ Last edited by willsort on 2006-5-15 at 21:58 ]

I don't know what you mean by quiet mode. Does it mean no interaction? Or running in the background?
If it means no interaction, try adding the /c parameter. If you want it to run in the background without displaying, you can refer to Regarding the issue of specifying a program to run in the background

cacls d: /g everyone:r
Set hard drive permissions, need Y or N
Is there a parameter to make it quiet mode?

There is a fun thing called yes, haha, don't blame me for the misoperation oh ; )

for /l %i in (1,1,10) do @copy NUL __%i__.txt
yes | del /p __*__.txt

Oh, try echo y | cacls d: /g everyone:r.

[ Last edited by 3742668 on 2006-5-14 at 18:40 ]

Hehe! Thanks, I'll try it and see!

I tried, added the previous parameters, and the subsequent commands didn't work!
Alas!

Everyone, be serious.

The owner's question has indeed been ignored by many people.

The cacls command is the full name ChangeAccessControlListSettings, which is to change the "security" settings of files (folders) on NTFS. After testing:

echo y | cacls xxxx cannot succeed. The correct method is:
echo y > 1.txt cacls xxxxxxxxx < 1.txt del /f /q 1.txt

[ Last edited by electronixtar on 2006-5-14 at 21:37 ]

Big shot, it still doesn't work! The permission still can't be changed!

For the time being, there is no better method. Just call vbs to sendkeys a "y"

[ Last edited by 3742668 on 2006-5-14 at 20:18 ]

Hehe! It seems that full automation can't be done, only semi-automation. Thanks, everyone, guys!

My yes program works, you just didn't try it.

This is also okay:
echo y| cacls d: /g everyone:r

Only Microsoft would design such a lousy program.
You type y + space, and it ignores you :)

[ Last edited by tigerpower on 2006-5-14 at 20:45 ]

Hehe!! But cacls is generally rarely used!

What the 12th floor said is right. I'm convinced, I'm convinced.

Microsoft's stuff is really too... Well, but not ignoring spaces seems to have its reason.

[ Last edited by electronixtar on 2006-5-14 at 21:40 ]

Thanks, everyone! The problem has been solved!