
UNSOLVED
S
storageSysAdmin
2 Intern
•
58 Posts
0
113
August 14th, 2024 08:33
chmod verbose output?
Hi all,
We have a large old DIR, with permissions that are pretty outdated/broken, essentially taking part in a data migration so this location needs to be set to read only, its not possible with share level permissions, due to the amount of DIRs located within one share. the simple option I have found is to insert a fresh group into the DIR tree with deny_write and then when ready, add users to the AD group.
like so:
chmod -R +a group "DOMAIN\\AD_GROUP_DENY" deny dir_gen_write subfolder5
However, I am expecting this command to take a very long time to run (hours), testing works fine. however I want this to be verbose, and perhaps leave this running in a screen session
no matter what I cannot get "-v" flag to work with the above command - is this a known thing with chmod on onefs?
Responses (0)
Solutions (0)
