Invalid option -- Invalid option -i Invalid option -o Invalid option -n Usage: secaudit -h [file] display security descriptors within file secaudit -a[rv] volume audit the volume secaudit [-v] volume file display the security parameters of file secaudit -r[v] volume directory display the security parameters of files in directory secaudit -b[v] volume directory backup the security parameters of files in directory secaudit -s[ev] volume [backupfile] set the security parameters as indicated in backup file with -e also set extra parameters (Windows attrib) secaudit volume perms file set the security parameters of file to perms secaudit -r[v] volume perms directory set the security parameters of files in directory to perms secaudit -u volume file get a user mapping proposal applicable to file special cases, do not require being root : secaudit -u mounted-file get a user mapping proposal applicable to mounted file secaudit [-v] mounted-file display the security parameters of a mounted file Note: perms can be an octal mode or a Posix ACL description -v is for verbose, -vv for very verbose secaudit 1.4.6 : NTFS security data auditing

Invalid option -H Usage: secaudit -h [file] display security descriptors within file secaudit -a[rv] volume audit the volume secaudit [-v] volume file display the security parameters of file secaudit -r[v] volume directory display the security parameters of files in directory secaudit -b[v] volume directory backup the security parameters of files in directory secaudit -s[ev] volume [backupfile] set the security parameters as indicated in backup file with -e also set extra parameters (Windows attrib) secaudit volume perms file set the security parameters of file to perms secaudit -r[v] volume perms directory set the security parameters of files in directory to perms secaudit -u volume file get a user mapping proposal applicable to file special cases, do not require being root : secaudit -u mounted-file get a user mapping proposal applicable to mounted file secaudit [-v] mounted-file display the security parameters of a mounted file Note: perms can be an octal mode or a Posix ACL description -v is for verbose, -vv for very verbose secaudit 1.4.6 : NTFS security data auditing