Re: FTP folder and permission setup questions.

From: Bernard (qbernard_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 09/15/03


Date: Mon, 15 Sep 2003 17:17:41 +0800


1) As I remembered in my past setup, no need
to put 'everyone' in the access list for the user folder
in order to make this to work.

2) Follow the kb 201771, try the physical folder
setup first, make sure it work, then try to move the
ftp root to else where, create a virtual link and
map to that folder.

virtual folder is hidden, if need users folder to be
visible, create those users directory under the ftp
root.

-- 
Regards,
Bernard Cheah
http://support.microsoft.com/
Please respond to newsgroups only ...
"Sara" <vaio9003@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:08af01c37953$46c8ff50$a001280a@phx.gbl...
> Hi,
>
> I follow all of the instruction from those pages, but I
> USE IE to the FTP site,
> I still can see the other folders there. Besides, I cant'
> login to a specific folder by specific users.
> For example: I have User called "A" and have a right to
> logon locally, and full permission to access
> folder A. I can still folder B and C. when I go IE and
> type ftp://myservername
> then when I get into the folder A by a user A then it
> said I dont' have permisson.
> but when I add the Everyone with Change permission to the
> folder "A" then I can do eveything.
> I follow the instruction and setup a folder A to have a
> permission below:
>
> Give the FTP site's root folder the following security
> access types:
> . Administrators: Full Control
> . Everyone: Read
> . System: Read
> 3. Create a subfolder(folder A) for user A. (These
> subfolders will inherit the root folder's security
> settings). Make the following security changes:
> . Remove the Everyone group.
> . Change the System account's folder's access to
> Full Control (instead of Read).
> . Add the user who will use that folder, and give
> that user Full Control access. (userA)
>
>
> Why I still need to put that everyone group back there in
> order to make that work??
> second, why I still can see other folder even I setup
> those up virtual directory to Folder A, B and C???
> Please help. Thank you. ...
>
>


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