Script for change files permissions

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Originally Posted by kaos

It must have user input , The cacls command doesnt have a switch /y command for an auto answer

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ouch!:frown:

is there another way that don't require user input?

Sorted it for you, Took me some time HOWEVER this works

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:enab
cls
echo y| cacls "C:\Danea\Archivi/*.*" /p %username%:n
echo.
echo y| cacls "C:\Danea\Archivi/*.*" /e /g %username%:r
exit

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I Have piped the command into the initial command

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Originally Posted by kaos

Sorted it for you, Took me some time HOWEVER this works

Code:

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:enab
cls
echo y| cacls "C:\Danea\Archivi/*.*" /p %username%:n
echo.
echo y| cacls "C:\Danea\Archivi/*.*" /e /g %username%:r
exit

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I Have piped the command into the initial command

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perfect!

thanks a lot!!!

your welcome


any more scripts or anything then let me no, we can create loads of different tasks from file hiding to locking etc

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Originally Posted by kaos

your welcome


any more scripts or anything then let me no, we can create loads of different tasks from file hiding to locking etc

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I'd like to learn how make it by myself, where can I find a reference?

well depends on what you want to acheieve,what you want to show or act etc

id start basic, i would jump in the deep end creating mad stuff. start small... do something write text, then it clears

so basics would be

@echo off (always use this)
cls - clear screen
echo - echos text so to start would be
pause - waits , press any key to continue

@echo off
cls
echo hello
pause

the displays the word hello, and text after the echo
to create space would be

@echo off
cls
echo hello
echo.
echo how are you

this would be like

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Hello

How are you

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Originally Posted by kaos

well depends on what you want to acheieve,what you want to show or act etc

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Is there a reference with all the possible commands?

Windows CMD Commands

That has a list of commands, applying them into a script maybe a little harder than it looks BUT im here if u need help. Wat was u thinking of creating?

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Originally Posted by kaos

Windows CMD Commands

That has a list of commands, applying them into a script maybe a little harder than it looks BUT im here if u need help. Wat was u thinking of creating?

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moving files from a source to a destination, something very easy, the list you post is what I'm looking for... thanks for all!

ok this is an example

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@echo off
cls
color A
set /p f=Files to be moved:
set /p d=Destination :
xcopy %f%" "%d%
pause

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so F is basically an open variable meaning that F can be anything i.e a path in our example. the D as our second as our destionation.. once these are set we use the normal command xcopy then outputting what we first specificed which was f and d

you can drag a file onto the cmd window to auto populate the path but on the destination you have to make sure that the path endings with a /
e.g c:/program files/document.txt
to
c:/program files/test folder /
without that the file wont move