Outcome

Produced a read-only cleanup list for the child paths that failed during the recursive permission repair. No files, folders, shares, or permissions were changed.

Source

C:\Users\SAguiar\Documents\Codex\permission_repairs\multi_server_permission_repair_20260429_223431

Findings

• Unique reconstructed path-not-found failures: 254.
• server05_D_Operations: 237.
• server05_D_Employee_Hub: 5.
• server-host_G_elc_Backup_12.28.25: 12.

Existence Check

• All 254 failed exact paths currently test as missing.
• 246 of 254 have an existing parent folder.
• 8 of 254 have a parent folder that also did not test as existing.

Interpretation

This is not a remaining permissions problem. The prior recursive ACL failures were caused by exact file paths that are now missing or path-normalized differently. Since nearly all parent folders exist, the issue is likely stale filenames, missing leaves, renamed files, path-length/path-normalization quirks, or files that changed during traversal.

Artifact Folder

C:\Users\SAguiar\Documents\Codex\permission_repairs\path_not_found_child_failures_20260429_224719

Key files:

• PATH_FAILURE_SUMMARY.md
• failed-child-paths-reconstructed.csv