Re: NTFS inherited permissions bug on W2K
From: Tony Chow (tchow@BLUETENTACLE.COM)Date: 10/09/01
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Message-ID: <50B30C640EC48648ABAA34F00D737A96CDA8@leto.bluetentacle.local> Date: Tue, 9 Oct 2001 14:43:53 -0700 From: Tony Chow <tchow@BLUETENTACLE.COM> Subject: Re: NTFS inherited permissions bug on W2K To: NTBUGTRAQ@LISTSERV.NTBUGTRAQ.COM
This is a known, though seldom-mentioned problem. The cause is the way
NTFS v5 permission inheritance works. Each file, folder, and registry
key has a full set of ACEs, including those explicitly assigned to it
AND those it inherited. The only distinguishing feature of inherited
ACEs is that they are marked as such. For example, if the C:\hello
folder has the following explicitly assigned ACEs:
Administrators--Full
System--Full
Everyone--Read
C:\hello\world, which "inherits" the permissions from its parent folder,
will have exactly the same ACEs, except each is marked with an inherited
flag:
Administrators--Full (inherited)
System--Full (inherited)
Everyone--Read (inherited)
And when you move the "world" folder to another folder that have
different permissions, the ACEs are retained, which is why you see
permissions on the "world" folder marked as "inherited" even though the
parent folder has no such permissions!
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