Windows Folder permissons - with no change
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I need to setup folder permissions on a server as follows:
- The folder must be shared and available over the network.
- A group is to be setup specifying the permissions for the users.
- Users should be able to create a text file and save it in the folder.
- Users should be able to see and read the text file in the folder
- Users should not be able to delete or modify (this is the important part) the text file once in the folder.
Not sure how exactly to do this, since the file would be "owned" by the user when placed into the folder. Perhaps deny Change in special permissions?
windows permissions
edited Feb 15 at 11:05
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I need to setup folder permissions on a server as follows:
- The folder must be shared and available over the network.
- A group is to be setup specifying the permissions for the users.
- Users should be able to create a text file and save it in the folder.
- Users should be able to see and read the text file in the folder
- Users should not be able to delete or modify (this is the important part) the text file once in the folder.
Not sure how exactly to do this, since the file would be "owned" by the user when placed into the folder. Perhaps deny Change in special permissions?
windows permissions
edited Feb 15 at 11:05
JosefZ
7,51041544
asked Feb 15 at 0:48
Maximilian SarteMaximilian Sarte
1
Humm... that does not sound right. If I deny Delete, then, even if they have Write they won't be able to delete the file.
– Maximilian Sarte
Feb 15 at 2:42
1
This sounds almost like homework. What have you tried?
– Scott
Feb 15 at 4:24
:-) Yes, it works with delete, but delete is not the issue, it is change.
– Maximilian Sarte
Feb 15 at 12:49
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I need to setup folder permissions on a server as follows:
- The folder must be shared and available over the network.
- A group is to be setup specifying the permissions for the users.
- Users should be able to create a text file and save it in the folder.
- Users should be able to see and read the text file in the folder
- Users should not be able to delete or modify (this is the important part) the text file once in the folder.
Not sure how exactly to do this, since the file would be "owned" by the user when placed into the folder. Perhaps deny Change in special permissions?
windows permissions
edited Feb 15 at 11:05
JosefZ
7,51041544
asked Feb 15 at 0:48
Maximilian SarteMaximilian Sarte
1
I need to setup folder permissions on a server as follows:
- The folder must be shared and available over the network.
- A group is to be setup specifying the permissions for the users.
- Users should be able to create a text file and save it in the folder.
- Users should be able to see and read the text file in the folder
- Users should not be able to delete or modify (this is the important part) the text file once in the folder.
Not sure how exactly to do this, since the file would be "owned" by the user when placed into the folder. Perhaps deny Change in special permissions?
windows permissions
windows permissions
edited Feb 15 at 11:05
JosefZ
7,51041544
asked Feb 15 at 0:48
Maximilian SarteMaximilian Sarte
1
edited Feb 15 at 11:05
JosefZ
7,51041544
asked Feb 15 at 0:48
Maximilian SarteMaximilian Sarte
1
edited Feb 15 at 11:05
JosefZ
7,51041544
edited Feb 15 at 11:05
JosefZ
7,51041544
edited Feb 15 at 11:05
JosefZ
7,51041544
7,51041544
asked Feb 15 at 0:48
Maximilian SarteMaximilian Sarte
1
asked Feb 15 at 0:48
Maximilian SarteMaximilian Sarte
1
asked Feb 15 at 0:48
Maximilian SarteMaximilian Sarte
1
1
Humm... that does not sound right. If I deny Delete, then, even if they have Write they won't be able to delete the file.
– Maximilian Sarte
Feb 15 at 2:42
1
This sounds almost like homework. What have you tried?
– Scott
Feb 15 at 4:24
:-) Yes, it works with delete, but delete is not the issue, it is change.
– Maximilian Sarte
Feb 15 at 12:49
add a comment |
Humm... that does not sound right. If I deny Delete, then, even if they have Write they won't be able to delete the file.
– Maximilian Sarte
Feb 15 at 2:42
1
This sounds almost like homework. What have you tried?
– Scott
Feb 15 at 4:24
:-) Yes, it works with delete, but delete is not the issue, it is change.
– Maximilian Sarte
Feb 15 at 12:49
Humm... that does not sound right. If I deny Delete, then, even if they have Write they won't be able to delete the file.
– Maximilian Sarte
Feb 15 at 2:42
Humm... that does not sound right. If I deny Delete, then, even if they have Write they won't be able to delete the file.
– Maximilian Sarte
Feb 15 at 2:42
1
1
This sounds almost like homework. What have you tried?
– Scott
Feb 15 at 4:24
This sounds almost like homework. What have you tried?
– Scott
Feb 15 at 4:24
:-) Yes, it works with delete, but delete is not the issue, it is change.
– Maximilian Sarte
Feb 15 at 12:49
:-) Yes, it works with delete, but delete is not the issue, it is change.
– Maximilian Sarte
Feb 15 at 12:49
add a comment |
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Humm... that does not sound right. If I deny Delete, then, even if they have Write they won't be able to delete the file.
– Maximilian Sarte
Feb 15 at 2:42
1
This sounds almost like homework. What have you tried?
– Scott
Feb 15 at 4:24
:-) Yes, it works with delete, but delete is not the issue, it is change.
– Maximilian Sarte
Feb 15 at 12:49