I have a situation in Exchange 2010 SP2 where a user wants another user to have the exact same permissions on each public folder they have. I'd be OK with adding the permissions manually for the 2nd user if I could somehow get a list of what they were for the 1st user. Is there a tidy way to iterate through all public folders in a replica and list what permission and level a user has?

You might be able to write a PowerShell script that uses Get-PublicFolderClientPermission and filters the results by the user in question.Ed Crowley MVP "There are seldom good technological solutions to behavioral problems."