Returns a path on the specified volume where the given object ID is a trustee.
The path that is returned is also known as the trustee path. Scan Bindery Object Trustee Paths can be called iteratively to determine all the paths on a specified volume where ObjectID appears in a directory's trustee list.
You should set VolumeNumber to the desired volume number. To map a volume name to its mount number, or to determine which volumes are mounted on a server, call Get Volume Number (0x2222 22 5) and Get Volume Name (0x2222 22 6).
Set SequenceNumber initially to -1L (long -1). For subsequent requests, SequenceNumber should be set to the value returned in NextSequenceNumber of the previous request.
ObjectID must contain the number of the object (user) whose trustee directory paths you are requesting.
The file server returns DirectoryPath in the following format:
volume:directory/subdirectory/subdirectory/. . .
Directory paths are not returned in any special order. The server will return a DirectoryPathLen of zero if all directory paths where the object is listed as a trustee have been returned.
A client who is supervisor (or equivalent) can call Scan Bindery Object Trustee Paths to investigate the trustee directory rights of any object in the bindery.
Any client can call Scan Bindery Object Trustee Paths to determine its own trustee paths, or the trustee paths of any object (up to 32) to which the client is security equivalent.