NWIntScanForTrustee() question

I Have the following development environment:

   Q:\aaaa

   Q:\aaaa\file1.txt

I assigned the following trustees in this manner:

   Q:\aaaa             HR.LEVEL1.NOVELL    (Supervisor, Read, File Scan)

   Q:\aaaa\file1.txt  USERS.LEVEL1.NOVELL (Read, Modify, File Scan)

When I make the call to NWIntScanForTrustees(), which returns
Successfully, I iterate through a block of 20 TRUSTEE_INFO structures,
searching for objectID's that do NOT == zero, and the only objectID I ever
seem to find in the list is the objectID for:   HR.LEVEL1.NOVELL.  All of
the rest of the TRUSTEE_INFO structures have objectID's == zero.

Question:
   Did I accidently stumble upon a bug in NWIntScanForTrustee(), or is the
function working as intended?
   Does anyone on this list have any previous experience in this realm? 
I'm not sure what eDirectory Library C Api's to use in order to find both
trustees.

Thanks.
-Paul

"Paul Kelley" <paul_kelley@symantec.com> wrote in message
news:GR81g.2027$sd1.1045@prv-forum2.provo.novell.com...
> I Have the following development environment:
>
>    Q:\aaaa
>
>    Q:\aaaa\file1.txt
>
> I assigned the following trustees in this manner:
>
>    Q:\aaaa             HR.LEVEL1.NOVELL    (Supervisor, Read, File Scan)
>
>    Q:\aaaa\file1.txt  USERS.LEVEL1.NOVELL (Read, Modify, File Scan)
>
> When I make the call to NWIntScanForTrustees(), which returns
> Successfully, I iterate through a block of 20 TRUSTEE_INFO structures,
> searching for objectID's that do NOT == zero, and the only objectID I ever
> seem to find in the list is the objectID for:   HR.LEVEL1.NOVELL.  All of
> the rest of the TRUSTEE_INFO structures have objectID's == zero.
>
> Question:
>    Did I accidently stumble upon a bug in NWIntScanForTrustee(), or is the
> function working as intended?
>    Does anyone on this list have any previous experience in this realm?
> I'm not sure what eDirectory Library C Api's to use in order to find both
> trustees.

This function returns trustees only the designated path, so you have to make
2 calls, one for Q:\aaaa and one for Q:\aaaa\file1.txt.

John
DevSup SysOp 24