Tanyam

Hi, noob question.. I used icacls * /save /T /C /L /Q to back up the security of each of the objects. I have 13 volumes so there are 13 iterations of the command, which is run through a cmd file and backed up on a weekly basis via the task scheduler The only error is the system information object which is never saved. When I try to restore the security it fails. For example, My photos drive is V:\ To back up security from the root of v:\ - icacls * /save c:\acl_back\photos.txt /T /C /L /Q Restoring the DACLS requires the directory parameter. Since the backup is taken from the root of the volume, there are litterally hundreds of directories/folders. I tried icacls \* /restore c:\acl_back\photos.txt /C /L /Q but it fails and will not restore any security. What am I doing wrong? With litterally thousands of folders accross 13 volumes it would really help if I can restore the security at a volume level rather than a folder level. Why am I doing this? I am trying to get coldfusion 9.0.1 x64 running with IIS 7.5, WSUS 3.0, and with MS Access 32 bit drivers. THis is a rare combination, and support is limited. Also, I only get one shot at it. If I uninstall CF after something doesn't work, I can't reinstall CF properly again. I've never been able to figure out why, even with the help of several people on adobe and other forums. So a resinstall of Windows has been the only way to get things to work again. So I want to back up my shares and security so that I don't have to spend the better part of two days having torebuild it manually. thanks Tanya

Hi all, I am running a trial version of 2008 R2 and I need to resolve an issue with Coldfusion 9.0.1 and IIS 7.5 on this server before I commit to buying and running 2008 long term. This is in a home network environment, not a corporate/enterprise environment. I am running a server for web, file storage and WSUS, MS Access DB and Firebird DB. It has 8GB RAM, an I5-2400 CPU and runs Windows 2008 R2 all latest patches, WSUS 3.0 Sp2, and Firebird 2.5. I'm trying to install and run Coldfusion 9.0.1 so that I can continue to develop and maintain CF apps. But when I install CF9 it kills WSUS. No client can get updates from the server, they die with a download error. The problem appears to be related to the handlers added by CF9. WHen I uninstall CF9 the clients can again download updates successfully. WSUS runs on it's own web site on port 8530. Can anyone provide pointers on how to run WSUS and CF9 side by side so that one doesn't interfere with the other? Or what settings I would tweak or handlers I would remove from the WSUS site in IIS to make it work? Or install CF9 such that it does not make changes to the WSUS site in IIS? My knowledge of IIS is not that good (sorry). Of course, I have posted on the Coldfusion forums, but, it is not uncommon for questions to remain unanswered there.