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Posted by Roger Abell [MVP] on March 16, 2006, 8:44 am
Please log in for more thread options Alternatively, and IMO more cleanly (I dislike use of Deny except
where there are no good alternatives), verify that Users is still granted
the User Right to Bypass Traverse Checking or that a custom group
you have defined for this purpose is.
Grant nothing to the folder for Users, or the group. They thus have
no permissions on the folder. Then, on the file grant Read.
Now, this may be modified.
On the folder one can grant Read for Files Only. This avoids the
need to grant to each file.
However, one then needs to grant for This Folder Only, the detail
right to Read Extended Attributes (not execute the folder and not
read data) and if one wants to avoid use of the Bypass Traverse
user rightthen also the detail right to Tranverse the folder.
> Hi,
>
> I would like to set up a share such that files within the share can be
> read
> from and written to, but at the same time disallow users from browsing
> files
> within that folder.
>
> In other words, if you try to browse the folder you won't have access - or
> you just won't see any files. But if you have a UNC path to a file within
> that share, you should be able to access that file directly.
>
> I've tried the advanced button in the folder security tab, and tried
> various
> combinations of "Apply onto" settings with no luck.
>
> Is it possible to prevent directory browsing yet still allow file access
> from within that directory?
>
>
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