cut/paste is a move
copy/paste is a copy
copy always caused new copy to have permissions
as defined for copied-to location
move acts just like copy if move is to a different partition
if move is within one partition, move keeps explicit permissions
originally on the moved, but (eventually) looses inheritied
permissions originally on the moved and obtains inherited
permissions defined for the moved-to location
I recommend for pre-Vista versions that one always copy
and then delete the original when wanting to move within
a single partition.
Re: SBS folder problem ... So eventually got around to wiping the partition and reinstalling ... Only the all users folder is affected the othe folders have been removed. ... Once you've taken ownership then you can reset permissions properly.... There is a known issue with trying to install SP2 if there are a large number of other updates installed ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
Re: SBS folder problem ... I don't think I'd be comfortable using an install CD from another OS just to fix partitions. ... #1 deleting the partition, the next partition became the primary boot partition, when recreating a new one it never became C: ... Only the all users folder is affected the othe folders have been removed. ... Once you've taken ownership then you can reset permissions properly.... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
Re: Private Folders on Different Partition ... You need to create accounts that are given to those ... the group permissions at the NTFS and share level. ... > I would like to make this specific folder either ... >>properties of the root of the second partition.... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin)
Re: Private Folders on Different Partition ... I would like to make this specific folder either ... >properties of the root of the second partition.... >to have uniform permissions over the entire second ... >> I'm trying to make a folder private that is on another ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin)
Re: File permission propagation ...Partition 2\ ... On the folder u12345\ the following permissions show:- ...entry, there was also an entry for "Everyone", but that did not show up ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.general)
