I need to give a user permissions on a folder that contains a number of subfolders and files. I go to the folder's Security tab, add the user, and
assign the permissions. I expected the permissions to propogate to
subfolders and files--in the Advanced dialog, 'Apply To' shows 'This folder,
subfolders and files'.
But the permissions do not propogate to subfolders or files; only the folder
I set gets the new permissions. How do I fix this, so that I can assign a
permission to a folder and to all subfolders and files? Thanks in advice for
your help.
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Re: Why do some folders/registry keys have 2 permissions instead of 1? ... > I'm trying to write a script that will compare permissions for a large ... But if you check the folder or registry key's ... > group/user when it only needed to save one ACE.... > gives Full Control to myuser for subfolders and files, ... (microsoft.public.win2000.registry)
Re: Why do some folders/registry keys have 2 permissions instead of 1? ... > I'm trying to write a script that will compare permissions for a large ... But if you check the folder or registry key's ... > group/user when it only needed to save one ACE.... > gives Full Control to myuser for subfolders and files, ... (microsoft.public.win2000.security)
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