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Posted by Dave Mackler on September 26, 2006, 1:34 pm
Please log in for more thread options that's it, I forgot to set the share permissions correctly
thanks
dave
> It sounds as though you have taken care of the NTFS level permissions,
> but have overlooked the share level permissions which with W2k3 would
> grant Users Read whereas you need them to have Change.
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>> All servers are Server2003, SP1 running active directory.. All
>> workstations are XP, SP2.
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>> In a remote site the server crashed and was removed. An older server was
>> setup with a new IP address and name. The "Users" folder was created and
>> all the users's folders were copied to it. The files were restored from
>> a backup tape on another server in another location, then copied to a
>> mobile device, then copied to the new server.
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>> Appropriate security settings were setup and verified. Each user has
>> full control over his assigned folder, sub-folders and files. A drive
>> mapping to each individual users' folder is made with the logon script
>> for that site.
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>> But, no one can create, delete or modify anything. They can read any
>> file in their folder structure but any time they try and create, delete,
>> or modify a folder or file the error message is "Access Denied"
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>> I checked security settings and they are correct. I even checked down to
>> Effective Permissions on the advanced tab for the user's folder, they
>> have full control. I know this must be something simple but not obvious
>> in NTFS security. Any guidance is gladly received.
>>
>> dave Admin
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