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FTP 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. If yes why should it use it when the umask is 0022 -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions:

Security related question
hp fxman...@aol.com microsoft public windowsxp general actually, i get this "read only" flag on the properties window in the entire computer, and i still don't have permission to write to that directory from a script. when i run the render from the software i have no such problem. is there a way to change

DFS permissions
After creating this directory, and a public section that looked like this: [public] comment = Public Stuff path = /home/public read only = No create mask similar as before (note second one is original directory, where after a chmod, an access by smbclient etc, would change permissions back to what is shown).

DFS permissions
The values of the bits (and their meaning) are: 4) Read permissions to the file or directory 2) Write permissions to the file or directory 1) Execute (search) Only the file's owner, and root (the superuser) can change the permissions of a file. I'm not sure what MS-DOS/Windows would make of a file which has the

File Sharing, File Protection, Permissions..NOT !
I can change permissions only on files and not on folders, and only on the already present users (can't add or remove anyone). I've been testing many options (security mask, directory security mask, create mask/directory) and I have set admin users '@DOMAIN\Domain Admins' but still no success.

MySQL will not start.
There are 2 cases to look at when dealing with permissions. 1. When connecting to a shared directory you get only the permissions that are granted both by NTFS permissions and share permissions. If the share is read only and the files are marked change, your access to the files will be read only if you are

setuid
"Miha Pihler [MVP]" wrote: Hi, By default Everyone group on Windows XP and Windows 2003 is granted Read Only permissions on shares. Click on the folder and change permissions on the share if you need. When possible avoid using groups such as "Everyone" and use Authenticated Users or Domain Users group instead.

migration netware 3.12 ver NT
Mick John Sankey replied to me: Once someone has ownership of a file, *they* must change permissions from then on. I've read the NT FAQ and the following quote gives a good description of what I'm trying to do; "To give Owner full access and everyone ELSE read-only, grant Creator/Owner Full Control, Users Read;

share permissions
If you have any suggestions on how to make a database available in read only mode for a new group of users they are very welcome. Assign all users of the app Change permissions on the data directory. 3. Restrict the users' permissions on the MDB file(s) to RWX. The only remaining problem is that the users may

System.Diagnostics.Trace and partial trust
(Although ehcasey in the second example could change the file's contents.) Read-only permissions on a file do not prevent the file from being removed, because file removal involves modifying the contents of the directory, not the contents of the file. If you want to prevent a file from being removed,

Why is the kfree() argument const?
R_OK): print filename, 'is read only!' to change the permissions, you need to use the os.chmod command. chmod is a unix command to change permissions on a file, will call the attrib command in dos to remove the readonly flag on a file as for getting around in the directories, your best bet is the os.path.walk,

Simple permissions question
If you mean NTFS, click on the Advanced button of the Security tab and you will see an option to propogate security settings through the directory structure and enable inheritance. hth ab wrote: I have a folder which contains objects with read only permissions. I want to change all of these permisions in one go,

Permissions on WINNT directory question...
I was logged in locally as admin before and was able to change permissions for Marcel (mydomain\marcel) on the C drive just fine. It didn't stall. U guest account = guest hosts allow = 192.168.1., 127. browseable = No [homes] comment = %U Home Directory invalid users = guest read only = No veto files = /.

Can't touch, chown or chmod a vfat partition?
I've actually tried what you were worried about (browsed to \\Ourdomain\Root and tried changing the permissions as this is the only place I see the "Read Only" attribute set) but the new settings did not stick. The Access Denied error occurs not in the Snap- in, but when I try to browse the DFS root directory to

Samba Issues.... any ideas
COM\DEP_RHEL4_MEMBER read only = No inherit permissions = Yes hide unreadable = Yes The /data/grp directory looks like this: drwxrws--- 2 root What you need to do is change the behaviour of Windows Explorer on the problem desktops. Open Control Panel, Open Internet Explorer Settings, Security Tab,

INN 2.x FAQ
As an aside, you might want to give the administrators only the P - Change Permission and O - Take Ownership permissions on the individual user's directories. That way, the administrators can "administer" the folders, but not view the contents without deliberately changing the permissions first.

User Permissions Woe....
I will also post below my standard advice for using cacls.exe and regedit.exe to change folder permissions to allow limited users to run apps that only admins can run, you can fix it to allow limited users to access the program files folder with "change" capability rather than "read" which is the default.

The database <db> is read-only.
File permissions ---------------- All `,v' files are created read-only, and you should not change the permission of those files. The directories inside the repository should be writable by the persons that have permission to modify the files in each directory. This normally means that you must create a UNIX group

pam_mkhomedir.so not working.
I created an application directory called /temp with u+rwx and g+rwx. The idea is that everyone in the group has to be able to read, write and create new files in Regardless of the permissions of the files themselves. Write permission to a file only means you're not allowed to change the contents of a file,

Directory Problem (Read-Only)
By default StaleDel recurses every subdirectory, excluding junctions (reparse points) and deletes every matching file, excluding those with read-only and There are some GUI tools (eg WinObj and WinObjEx) which can change access permissions (DACLs) of these objects, but tools for automated securing of them seem