This content plugin allows to show group and owner for files on NTFS partitions under Windows NT/2000/XP.
In the future versions it will also allow to show access permissions.
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"Security Info" content plugin
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2Alextp
Hi,
fast work!
2. Doesn't work for local files and directories which just belong to an ID.
3. The format looks a bit wired. It looks like group is domain@group and owner is owner@group. FileX provides seperated fields for domain/group/owner, Shelldetails displays owner@group.
4. If they is no right to read the group/owner please display something like "access denied".
Tested on Windows XP SP2.
Hi,
fast work!
1. It doesn't work on UNC paths. Same problem as FileX.Your comments?
2. Doesn't work for local files and directories which just belong to an ID.
3. The format looks a bit wired. It looks like group is domain@group and owner is owner@group. FileX provides seperated fields for domain/group/owner, Shelldetails displays owner@group.
4. If they is no right to read the group/owner please display something like "access denied".
Tested on Windows XP SP2.
2Lefteous
1. It seems API functions don't return right values for UNC paths.
Edit: or I need to specify "\\?\" prefix in functions call?
2. What is "file which belongs to an ID"?
3. Format is always name@domain, both for owner and group. Look into source code (into SecProc.pas), how should I change it?
4. I may display "Access denied", but why don't you like empty string?
BTW, I looked at AccessEnum source code. It's hard for me to translate all this huge code to Delphi, so I don't think I'll add display of permissions to plugin.
Lefteous, you are using C, maybe you will try to adapt that code?
1. It seems API functions don't return right values for UNC paths.
Edit: or I need to specify "\\?\" prefix in functions call?
2. What is "file which belongs to an ID"?
3. Format is always name@domain, both for owner and group. Look into source code (into SecProc.pas), how should I change it?
4. I may display "Access denied", but why don't you like empty string?
BTW, I looked at AccessEnum source code. It's hard for me to translate all this huge code to Delphi, so I don't think I'll add display of permissions to plugin.
Lefteous, you are using C, maybe you will try to adapt that code?
Security is a not a simple function call - at least AFAIK.Lucky me, I have found a freeware Delphi component that can do all security job for me.
It can show the following access flags:
Read
Write
Execute
Delete
Change Permissions
Take Ownership
Flags are stored separately in "File rights" and in "Directory rights": Lefteous, which of them I need to display?
It can show the following access flags:
Read
Write
Execute
Delete
Change Permissions
Take Ownership
Flags are stored separately in "File rights" and in "Directory rights": Lefteous, which of them I need to display?
2Alextp
To check compare the effective permissions start TC as a member of the Administrators group. Other users may not have enough rights to enumerate security attributes.
It works only on NTFS drives as the security is integrated in the file system.How to call this dialog in Win XP? There's no such properties in Alt+Enter dialog...
To check compare the effective permissions start TC as a member of the Administrators group. Other users may not have enough rights to enumerate security attributes.
I'm talking not about TC, but about native Windows dialog which shows permissions - how to call it? I logged in as Administrator, called Alt+Enter dialog from Explorer on NTFS drive - there is no such dialog in Explorer properties sheet. Where is it?To check compare the effective permissions start TC as a member of the Administrators group. Other users may not have enough rights to enumerate security attributes.
I must compare native Windows dialog results with results from Delphi component. Results of component differs from results of AccessEnum, I don't know why...
2Alextp
Maybe you have to logoff and login to apply the new setting.
Please consider that I don't have an English XP installed here. All terms are freely translated from German.
Me too - both programs Windows Explorer and TC display the same property sheet.I'm talking not about TC, but about native Windows dialog which shows permissions
I remember an option in XP which hides the "Security" tab in the property sheet. In the control panel select "folder options". Select the "View" tab and uncheck the "Use simple file sharing" option.I logged in as Administrator, called Alt+Enter dialog from Explorer on NTFS drive - there is no such dialog in Explorer properties sheet. Where is it?
Maybe you have to logoff and login to apply the new setting.
Please consider that I don't have an English XP installed here. All terms are freely translated from German.
Hello Alextp
today I started with your plugin and found that is shows also the file-owners of an old domain where other plugins display only the SID.
That is fine !
But I have problems to use it in TC-plugin-search
- It displays the owner as "JohnTest"
- search for owner which contains "hnte" brings no results.
Also WDXInfoPacker tells me "the wanted plugin is missing".
What to do against it?
Thanks
Peter
today I started with your plugin and found that is shows also the file-owners of an old domain where other plugins display only the SID.
That is fine !
But I have problems to use it in TC-plugin-search
- It displays the owner as "JohnTest"
- search for owner which contains "hnte" brings no results.
Also WDXInfoPacker tells me "the wanted plugin is missing".
What to do against it?
Thanks
Peter
TC 10.xx / #266191
Win 10 x64
Win 10 x64