Re: disallow seeing non-relavant subdirectoies

From: Keith W. McCammon (km_at_km.com)
Date: 02/20/04

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    You can't restrict views based on permissions using any native utility. And
    in your situation, you shouldn't need to.

    If you're running a logon script to map home directories, you would normally
    do this by using a variable in the script that maps the user directly to
    their assigned homedir. Call this the F drive. Then you'd map another
    drive (G, or whatever) that is the shared drive.

    Less work across the board this way...

    "Somchai U." <somchai@no-email.com> wrote in message
    news:eiQqSF49DHA.2168@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
    > This is my scenario.
    >
    > Directory D:\HOME share as \\SERVER\HOME allow everyone "Change"
    >
    > Contents in D:\HOME includes...
    > D:\HOME\USER1 . . . NTFS Permission: USER1: Modify
    > D:\HOME\USER2 . . . USER2: Modify
    > D:\HOME\USER3 . . . USER3: Modify
    > D:\HOME\COMMON . . . USER1, USER2, USER3: Modify
    >
    > I map \\SERVER\HOME as F: drive. The problem is if I do not assign NTFS
    > permission to D:\HOME, the users have problem access the share drive.
    > (Access Denied.) Users cannot browse drive.
    >
    > If I assign NTFS list permission to D:\HOME (without inheritance), users
    can
    > access theirs contents. But USER1 can see that all 4 directories are
    > available. USER1 cannot see anything in USER2, USER3 that is correct.
    > However, USER1 should not see only USER1 and COMMON directory, he should
    not
    > know that USER2 and USER3 are available.
    >
    > Is it possible? How?
    >
    > TIA,
    > Somchai
    >
    >
    >


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