Removes a trustee from a directory’s or file’s trustee list
#include <nwdir.h>
int DeleteTrustee (
char *pathName,
LONG trusteeObjectID);
(IN) Specifies the string containing path specification (maximum 255 characters, including the NULL terminator).
(IN) Specifies the unique object ID of trustee.
The DeleteTrustee function revokes all of the rights that a trustee has been granted. This function specifies the trustee by passing the trustee’s object ID. The function identifies the directory or file by optionally passing a complete pathname or a partial pathname relative to the current working directory (CWD). In order to delete a trustee, the current connection must have access control rights to the directory or file.
This function specifies the directory or file by passing a pathname. The pathName parameter can identify an absolute or relative directory or file path.
An absolute path includes a volume. Examples of absolute pathnames would be:
Applications might use a relative file path to specify a directory or file. The relative path, combined with the CWD specifies an absolute file path. For example, if the CWD points to SYS:\ and the specified pathname is PUBLIC\WORDP or PUBLIC\WORDP\ABC.TXT, then in the former case, the resulting directory is SYS:PUBLIC\WORDP and in the latter case, SYS:PUBLIC\WORDP\ABC.TXT.
The application can obtain an object’s ID by using NWDSMapNameToID or ScanTrustees .
SetCurrentNameSpace sets the name space which is used for parsing the path input to this function.
NOTE:For NetWare versions before 4.x, this function only works with DOS name space for remote servers.