Need an ACL searching application or script. Need to look up into the ACL of many databases to see if some groups are still used in them. Could you please tell me how to do this?
Thanks.
Need an ACL searching application or script. Need to look up into the ACL of many databases to see if some groups are still used in them. Could you please tell me how to do this?
Thanks.
Subject: Need ACL searching script or formula
Well if you will excuse a brief commercial announcement - that is exactly what our Workflo!ACL Manager is all about. It will query an/all DB to find what rights a specific person or group has in the DB. In addition it reports on the ACL settings of all DBs. You can Add/remove entries in multiple ACLs without having to open each of the Databases, such as add an Admin Group to each database in the Mail folder. Because all of the results are returned into a standard Notes Database you can slice and dice the results any way you want.You can download a demo from our site (works on the first 30 databases it finds) at:
http://www.wfs.com/workweb/WFSWebLib.nsf/Src/DocSet*Notes+Net06
or contact me directly.
Subject: RE: Need ACL searching script or formula
Thanks Bill, i was told i could use the catalog.nsf db for this. But i tried your tool and it seems to be more complete and would be great to have it. Have to ask if we can get it and i let you know.Thanks so much for your help.
Subject: Why not use something you already have - FOR FREE
With a view small modifications to views in your CATALOG.NSF you can see all the info about databases in your domain. I use the catalog every day to check on mailfiles, changes to ACLS, …etc…
Subject: RE: Why not use something you already have - FOR FREE
Thank you Dick, this worked fine!! didn’t know about this db. Thanks again!!
Subject: Need ACL searching script or formula
What do you got so far?
Have you search the forum (Key word - NotesAcl and Notessession and NOtesDatabase)?
Have you look in the Sandbox?
Have you lokk in the Forum FAQ?
Have you look in openNtf?
thank you,
JYR
The CRISPY initiative
Subject: RE: Need ACL searching script or formula
Thanks JY, someone told to i can use catalog.nsf db for this.
Thanks for your help!!