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The reason I do this is because the administrator and the user both must have read/write access to the Profile folder, if kix makes the folder only the administrator has access and not the user. And if I dont use kix to make the folder the folder is created by AD as soon as the user logs in but then the administrator has no access to the folder. The administrator needs access to the folder because he will run other scripts to backup profiles weekly to an external HDD. Which is why I need both to have read/write access. The folder itself isn't shared tho. The hierarchy is like this:
@lserver\personal$\%username%\My Profile\
@lserver\personal$\%username%\My Documents\
@lserver\personal$\%username%\My Mail\
The AdsSecurity.dll does just that. Which is why I need that script to work or at least a script for the AdsSecurity.dll that lets me set folder permissions like that VBS script does. So I hope I've shed some light on the subject as to why I need both to have folder permissions.
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