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Can't delete files in FTP folders
Fixed: UDF directory/file UniqueID values weren't compliant with the specs. Fixed: It was possible to right click the volume label text in 'Read' mode and bring up the 'Change Volume Label' box. Fixed: A byte in the data/time field within PVD of ISO9660 FS was incorrect when NOT specifying a value.

locking and gfs
I must be overlooking something fundamental about how permission demands are determined. There should be some way to indicate to mscorlib (the assembly at the root of these unrestricted FileIOPermissions demands) that it need only demand access to a particular directory and its children. (In the hosting environment

Integration with MS Active Directory
File is the same name as another that is read only If I map a drive to that share and try to share to H:\hisfile.xls I get this: 'Directory is read only. on the 3 files he shouldn't be changing and gave the Full Control Permission back to Person-A,C,D that were removed when I gave Person-B Change Permissions on

'.' & '..' directories ?
The dir.edb file becomes read-only everytime the server is rebooted. When Exchange starts it gets a rather generic error. If You change attributes, Audit "Write" and "Change Permissions". Keep an eye on the security log. If you spot any account accessing the file that shouldn't be, you'll know who it is.

Permission change access for all users in share
Dariusz Just d.j...@bluenet.pl comp unix solaris Hello After installation Solaris 2.7 (another versions too) I get "/home" filesystem without write permissions. I cannot change permissions to eg. 777 for this directory too. I want to have "/home" as directory for my users but it isn't writable.

/tmp deletion and permissions
However, AFAIK, the only files installed to the system directories (by Office) are libraries that only need to be read. Most, if not all, Linux applications can be installed in a users home directory without any special permissions, and _none_ of the applications that I know of require changing the permissions to

/home - read only directory, why?
When I do chmod 777 /tmp, it says: chmod: changing permissions of '/tmp': Read-only file system but it should become read/write. I don't understand. So, Linux doesn't completely boot, I have the following prompt: (Repair filesystem) 1 # and I'm logged as root. What should I do for the deleted files (in directories

How to: limit access to a directory to a user
It was later uploaded/saved to the server. Now if anyone but myself opens the database it says it is read only. I have changed the permissions in the properties option of the file (right click on file and change permissions). What can I do to change this? Or am I just up a creek???? Thanks to any takers. M~

Shared folder permissions
And also when I change the /home permission to 777, its creating home directory for new users on fly. When strace a su session, I getting the following error. pam_mkhomedir didn't do 'mkdir -p' only 'mkdir' - it assumed the existence of the entire tree and wanted to only create the user's personal directory.

Frustrated setting up write permission to a folder
The first thing was I had to change the readonly attribute in the smb.conf to NO. I also noticed that there was an error in my /etc/fstab so that the 2004 12:13 PM To: sa...@lists.samba.org Subject: [Samba] Samba and Active Directory Permissions All, I am currently running Samba 3.0.2a on a RHEL3 server.

/home - read only directory, why?
It only has some folders with arbitrary names like 2998aebf, de838ef. So, this Temporary ASP.NET Files folder is probably irrelevant. To sum up after I found out. The ASPNET account needs to have modify permission (which includes read and write, I think) to that folder. And, the Internet Guest Account (ie,

Can't change permissions
At a guess, the reason person-B requires Change permission on the directory is probably that Excel is trying to create a temporary (work) file in the same File is the same name as another that is read only If I map a drive to that share and try to share to H:\hisfile.xls I get this: 'Directory is read only.

Help - Problem with directory permissions continued
People who need checkout privileges to a module need read permissions to the ,v files in that module. Yes -- available by default. Only the person owning a file or directory can change permissions on that file or directory Yeah, so!?!? This is irrelevant (though it does offer you the ability to delegate

Read only CVS user...
means the "current directory". So if you do 'ls -sal' and see the "." there, it means that it shows you the current directory's permissions. So if you were to change it to read only for everyone, including yourself, then you could no longer delete or write anything in your current directory.

disk image creation & restauration
If all you want to do is adjust group and other permissions to read but not write, use the different chmod syntax as above. 'man chmod' for details. * Unless you are doing this as root, you'll have to own everything to change permissions .... * If you must use find, I prefer (for example) find <directory> | xargs

I need a script (pref VB) to change permissions on a folder in ...
This is a pretty cool group. if i have a directory with 10 files & users can acces it on ntfs and via a share, if i change permissions on 1 file (eg changed to read only) is this immediately propogated to everyone? Sort of. It takes EFFECT immediately but permissions are checked when the file is OPENED so anyone

Definitive Instructions for creating a Grub boot diskette
I need all members of WORKGRP to be able to change the read only attribute and then write to the file. How can I do this? Please help! Hablo espaņol. Take a look at my config: [project] path = /usr/projects browseable = yes public = no writable = yes create mask = 2770 force create mode = 660 directory mode = 2770

NFS<->NetWare permissions...help!!!
/etc/group and or /etc/passwd Change the group ownership of the files: see chgrp Change permissions on the files: see chmod (chmod 664 'file') of 13 users....they both need to access the same files in the same directory but accounts can only read while sales can read and write... how do i acheive that ?

rsync: new permissions for destination
W2K makes the \Program Files folder and subfolders read only for users. NT4 did not do that, so the problem is caused by change to W2K. Right now you can work around this problem by either making sure the user logs into the PC as a local admin, or changing the permissions on the folder so that local users have

changing permissions on mounted hfs ...
My purpose is to temporarily give a file write permission, write to it via the script, then reset the file permission to read only to prevent unwanted Or the script is trying to change permissions on a file that isn't owned by the userid the program is running as. Just as you cannot write to a file you do not