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thank you hello this is Matthew first instructor here at the computer workshop and in todayamp;#39;s video Iamp;#39;m going to answer a question that I got from a student that was using Powershell what their question was is they wanted to know if there was a way to retrieve the entries off of the ACL of a folder or file using Powershell to answer the question the answer is yes Powershell has a Powershell method get ACL and we can just point that at a directory when it returns is it returns a lot of information it gives you the path the owner of the directory it has an access area which is an object that is a listing of all of the entries and what permissions they have on the folder well just dumping this wasnamp;#39;t clean enough for them they wanted to go out and see the individual values just to write a report so what we can do then is once we have the ACL um object we can then go out and pull it apart so what Iamp;#39;m doing here in line number five is Iamp;#39;m crea
