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There are plenty of file system trustee backup mechanisms for both NetWare and OES2 Linux, but they all hurt my brain. Sure, XML is great and who doesn't love Linux but I wanted a simple Windows app that could read the trustees from a volume hosted by either NetWare or OES2 Linux, would store the results in a human readable and modifiable format, and which I could use to restore said trustees to a volume hosted by either NetWare or OES2 Linux. This is the app I came up with.

Losing trustee rights to a volume can be a real pain. There have been a number of different native ways to backup volume trustees. It's hard to know or decide on one. Why decide? Use multiple ones to ensure that you're able to restore the trustee assignments if you need to.

Aaron Burgemeister explains how to change the individual trustee assignments, en masse ...

When a server with a tree certificate crashes, what objects need to be deleted or recreated? Here's some advice on the topic from Richard Beels ...

Steve Law explains how to set up NSure Audit to generate an alert e-mail whenever someone changes Trustee rights on a server with the Netware agent running.

Automate server and file management tasks which typically require client execution.