Users unable to write to folder
From: steve (swachinski_at_anywere.com)
Date: 06/16/03
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Date: Mon, 16 Jun 2003 12:27:31 -0700
It is the same. The problem is writing to the folder, not
files within the folder. For example, a user creates a file
on their local machine then tries to save it to the network
share. This is where the problem occurs. Unless there is
another way to view file permissions instead of directory
permissions?
>-----Original Message-----
>What are the file level permissions.
>Users are effected by both share and file.
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Hi,
>>
>>I am running W2K Pro workstations on an NT 4.0 domain.
>>Recently, I had a user that was deleting folders off of a
>>shared drive (by mistake he claims). I changed the
>>directory permissions on the share from the explorer
>window
>>from one of the W2K workstations to limit the drive to
>>read-only. A legit user needed access to save a file on
>the
>>share so I gave explicit permissions to the user, however
>>now when they try to save to the shared folder the get
>an
>>error saying the drive is read-only and they can't save.
>I
>>reset the permissions on the folder (this time from
>within
>>the NT explorer) but still continue to have the same
>>problem. I know it's a permissions problem because when I
>>log on as admin I can save to that share with no
>problems.
>>My question is how can I allow users to once again be
>able
>>to write to that shared directory? The current ACL
>>permissions are as follows:
>>
>>Authenticated Users: Change
>>Guest: Read
>>Admins: Full Control
>>Domain Users: Change
>>
>>Anyone belonging to any of the groups other than admin
>are
>>unable to write to the directory, even though it shows
>that
>>they have "Change" permission. Please Help! Thanks in
>advance.
>>.
>>
>.
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