Powrshell to add Multiple security groups to shares

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Um, are you adding the security groups to the share? That makes no sense. You should just add "everyone, full" to the share permissions and then use NTFS permissions to limit what people can actually do.
If you really need that I'll go look some more but I won't promise anythign as, again, this is not the way epople generally do this. This code is 1 possible way of managing the NTFS permissions, from some code I collected :)
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Hi People,IVe been using SW for sometime as a bit of a Lurk, Im scratching my head now at something that seems so basic but i cannot for the life of me figure it out, so any help would be great.ScernarioWe currently have a Powershell script that creates a list of folders on a Path that you give it, it will then proceed to add the security groups to the shares, this creating about 250 SG for the share - not too sure why this is used as its a pretty bad way to do thing.What i need to do is create a script that will ask for a list of security groups to add to a folder, I have already created the script to add the folders and add certain domain admin groups to the folders, the problem i am having is the name of the groupsSo for instance we have one call SG COMPANYNAME C - This is the change group allowing users to change files etc, we have...
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