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Posted by JasperS on January 4, 2008, 3:44 pm
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Thanks for your reply George.
Unfortunately I don't think this would work in my situation as the folders
in question are shared folders for different project working groups and a
single individual may be a member of multiple working groups. Since Deny
permissions take precedence a user who is a member of multiple groups would
be denied access to their folders.
Example:
Users:
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User1
User2
Groups:
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Group1 (members: User1, User2)
Group2 (members: User2)
Folders:
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ContainingFolder (permissions: Group1,2 -read&execute (allow; this folder
only)
Group1Folder (permissions: Group1 -modify (allow), Group2 - full control
(deny)
Group2Folder (permissions: Group2 -modify (allow), Group1 - full control
(deny)
Perhaps I'm missing something?
Jasper.
"George Valkov" wrote:
> "JasperS"
>
> | Hello,
> |
> | I'm looking for a way to hide folders which a user does not have
> permission
> | to access. I've successfully done this for several SMB shares using
> | Microsoft's Access-based Eunermation (ABE) tool, however the problem is
> the
> | folders are also available via webDAV on IIS. Via WebDAV, the hidden
> folders
> | are still visible. Does anyone have any suggestions or workarounds for
> this?
> |
> | Environment:
> | Windows 2003 Std R2 file server
> | ~150 Windows XP clients
> |
> | Much appreciated,
> | Jasper.
>
>
> Add Deny NTFS permitions for the specific group or user and the folder will
> disapear.
>
> George Valkov
>
>
>
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