Folder section

Valid arguments

absolute path to folder with or without wildcard expression
UNC path to folder with or without wildcard expression

Purpose

Refer to one or more folders.

Supported wildcards and quoting

"…" — Quoting references in the section header with double quote marks is supported. If you need a literal double quote mark, escape the double quote mark by prefixing with a backslash (\"). Backslashes can be listed literally and do not need to be escaped. If your reference contains a space, or if you want to list multiple references in the section header, you should quote each reference.
* — Use anywhere in the name to match multiple similar names.

Notes

This section may be repeated as many times as needed.

Suggested minimal permissions

A Martinet service account should be given read-only permission on folders where Martinet is meant to evaluate folder permissions. The scope of read-only permission should match how far you need Martinet to evaluate folders. Read-only permission is the default permission for any account or group when adding an ACE.

Example sections

[folder:E:\Shares\Storage]

[folder:E:\Shares\*]

[folder:\\MyUnit-file.ad.uillinois.edu\Storage]

# The folder's UNC path has a space in it, so it is quoted.
[folder:"\\MyUnit-file.ad.uillinois.edu\Storage\My Personal Working *"]

# The following section lists 3 paths:
# E:\Shares\Storage has no spaces in the folder path so there's no need to quote this path (quoting it won't hurt, however).
# "E:\Shares\Storage For Users" has spaces in the folder path, so it is quoted.
# "\\my-server-example.ad.uillinois.edu\sharename\A \"quoted\" folder\subfolder" has spaces in the folder path and escapes double quotes.
[folder:E:\Shares\Storage "E:\Shares\Storage For Users" "\\my-server-example.ad.uillinois.edu\sharename\A \"quoted\" folder\subfolder"]