10.2.8 Server permissions problem

Ok, we're running Mac OS X Server 10.2.8. on a 350 mhz Blue and WHite G3 with 256 megs ram and a two 120 gigabyte drives for storing files. One drive is the main, the other is a backup, done nightly via retrospect. The drives are partitioned into 5 separate drives. We have a separate 40 gig drive which is the boot drive. We have have 4 different user groups that have various permmissions to folders on the file drives
The main drive recently failed, and we bought a new drive, exact model to replace, partioned the exact way. We have restored from the back up drive, but the permissions are all screwed up!!! Some folders on the restored drive are locked and will NOT unlock despite the fact that the permissions are correct on the backup drive. I've tried using Workgroup manager to make all folders match the root permissions of the drive, but that does nothing, nada zip. I tried repairing permissions, but you can only do that to the boot drive, which this drives are not
So, how do I make OS X server 10.2.8 recognize the correct permissions on a drive that is not the main booting drive?

The main drive recently failed, and we bought a new drive, exact model to replace, partioned the exact way. We have restored from the back up drive, but the permissions are all screwed up!!
How did you restore the data to the replacement drive? Were permissions enabled for the destination volumes prior to restoration? If not, files would be copied successfully to the new volume, but permissions would not be set.
Most of the time, volumes that reside on internal disks or devices would have permissions enabled (behavior noted with 10.3 and later, though). To check this, look in the Info window for the selected volume in the Finder.
If you want to restore data from one volume to another, while preserving permissions, use the Restore tab in Disk Utility, with the backup volume as the source and the required volume as the destination.
Hope this helps!
--Gerrit

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