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• Live data / problem with the permissions of files

  Just try an old version of Dreamweaver MX 2004. I use my service for server/test remotely webhosting server functions. It is running PHP 4.3.10 and MySQL 3.23.58. I was able to set up the database connection and test - retrieve a recordset with no problems. By following the tutorial, I found that visualized wouldn't work, he just gave me a warning about file permissions be wrong. It turns out that when Dreamweaver creates a temporary file of the work-in-progress to upload to the remote server, the file is created on the server with owner = rw, group = rw, r = world, which explains why it does not-group must be set to group = r. The file is created on the fly and then immediately deleted by Dreamweaver so it is impossible to manually set permissions on the server and probably pretty useless too.
  
  I tried just to save the file and the preview in the browser that forces again to be uploaded to the remote server. The first time, it resulted the browser offering a download of the file box instead to run the page. The reason is - again - that Dreamweaver updates downloaded file permissions to include the Group = rw. If I manually set permission for the group the r = group that it works very well.
  
  It turns out that Dreamweaver always puts the permissions of files on the downloads of files (checked php and html) on the remote server / tests to include the Group = rw. Once I have it placed manually on the remote server / tests to the Group = r for a php file, everything's fine and later additions of the same file do not change it again.
  
  I checked with the Web hosting company and their second line reported back that the default file permission they put on downloaded files includes group = are so DW that causes the problem of definition of group = rw first. I was confirmed using WS - FTP to download the same (renamed) file in the same directory target and the set of permissions were owner = rw, group = r, world = r.
  
  Then
  
  Can someone tell me please how to change permissions that DW sets on the files written on a remote server, because I spent countless hours on it without success. Go looking at other posts in this forum, it could be that other users hit the same kind of problem with DW8

  Specifically, Dreamweaver supports the ability to use a remote server for testing purposes. It seems reasonable to test the site locally using the real remote environment in which it must be applied if the site is not already online.

  It turns out that the problem for me is related to what the remote server and tests of server connection configured to use SFTP. This caused the files created on the remote server to have RW set for the group that has been causing all the problems. When the value to use FTP standard, is very well - prepare file permissions properly when downloading and data online works as expected.

  Another SFTP side effect was that the site FTP log contained the Interline - am added to many of them whenever the remote server has been consulted but no text. On the configuration of the connection to standard FTP log fills up with messages as expected.

• Set the permissions of files in my application data directory

  How can I change the permissions of files file in my application data directory using the code? For example the equivalent of Blackberry of chmod 777 file.txt

  Thank you!

  FileConnection offers some of these as being available in legible writing, hidden etc.
  http://www.BlackBerry.com/developers/docs/7.1.0api/javax/microedition/IO/file/FileConnection.html#se...

• You are looking for a way to set permissions of files on a folder so that users can view and copy the files out, but may not change the original file in the folder.

  You are looking for a way to set permissions of files on a folder so that users can view and copy the files out, but may not change the original file in the folder.  They will have to copy the files in the folder to make changes and then copy a review of back in.  Locally and on the network

  Hello

  1. In Windows Explorer, right-click the file or folder you want to work with.

  2. In the context menu, select properties and then in the Properties dialog box, click the Security tab.

  3. In the name list box, select the user, contact, computer, or group to which you want to display permissions. If the permissions are grayed out, this means that the permissions are inherited from a parent object.

  https://msdn.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb727008.aspx?f=255&MSPPError=-2147217396

• How to work around the permissions of files in Windows 7?

  Hi all

  Just try the Windows 7 RC, it seems that Microsoft made security a little too anal retentive system.

  I setup Win7 with me as an administrator, I have the single user account on the operating system, so logically I should have administrator
  Access to all files, well, so last night I tried to drag the files from one folder to another, I get a message saying that 'I need administrator permissions to perform the task", or something like that, he asks me if I want to continue, I click on"continue"and then I get a message saying
  'Access denied', even though I am the administrator, I go through the process of creating the file and folder permissions to give me access, everything looks good, so I try dragging the files again, with the same exact results, it seems like the OS completely ignores the settings.

  It is an absolute royal pain in the you-know-what to try to unravel in Windows 7, Windows XP is much friendlier in this regard.

  I think that Microsoft should seriously rethink this.

  Other than that, I love Windows 7, compatibility issues seem to be resolved, I can run XP software, some of my devices have drivers written for XP, but I seem to be able to use them, I couldn't do this in Vista.

  Did you try to settle in the Middle user account control settings? Click Start, type UAC

  Also, what locations the system drag files from? Are these personal files or system?  Was this an upgrade or clean installation?
  Andre Da Costa http://adacosta.spaces.live.com http://www.activewin.com

• TDMS defrag modifies the permissions of files

  Hello everyone.

  So after a lot of noise and stress, I've finally isolated an interesing issue that occurs when you use the PDM defragments vi.

  For some reason, deframenting a PDM with the PDM file defragment vi in windows XP resets, file permissions to allow full access to:

  -Administrator

  -Administrators

  -SYSTEM

  and removes all other permissions...

  So, she removes the file "Full Access" permission for "Everyone", which is necessary to allow other computers on the network to change your files.

  This means that my satellite computers can no longer save on my server after I have defragment PDM files unless I have manually add a 'full access' for 'All' permission for all the tdms files.

  Does anyone know why the PDM defrag vi do that? Its very annoying and throw a big key in my attempts to complete automation.

  Thank you!

  You reason that TDMS defragment modifies the permissions of the .tdms file, I can also see this on my machine. Maybe it's because the node to defragment will generate a temporary file .tdms in the system TEMP folder, when the defragmentation process is complete, she copy and replace the original file by the file that is defragmented to the TEMP directory, the file in the original location is replaced and the permissions of the original file are lost.

  However, there is always a solution to your problem, we can use the Exec System node in LabVIEW to invoke the 'CACLS' command to set the "everyone" permission back. The diagram below shows how to set the "Everyone" permission for .tdms all files in a directory recursively:

  

  Please refer to the VI as an attachment for the detail, the 'CACLS' command is available under XP.

• How to: same excel file, same computer, different user accounts.

  I'm trying to access a single Excel file from the accounts of different users on the same computer.  I tried to share the Excel file, no luck.  I studied with a group residential, but which seems to be for different computers on a network home.  It comes from the same computer, the same Excel file with multiple user access.  Help

  Thanks for your help.  I tried to implement your suggestion, and most of the time, it worked.

  I followed the path OS (C> users > Public > Public Documents and was able to copy the document it.)

  I have it pinned to the taskbar and managed to get it back and make & save changes.

  When I copied it initially the path mentioned previously it had an identical copy in the following path: > libraries > Documents > Public Documents.

  Unfortunately, when I used the button "Save" it would save the file to the location of a second, but the pinned file would go to the original OS (C... way, then recover the original unedited version.)  It took me a while to understand this.

  If I do something wrong and you have any other advice, I'd appreciate it.  But, for now, this issue has been resolved and I will so indicate.

  Thank you once again

  BG

• How to set, view, change, or remove special permissions for files and folders in Windows XP

  It is a problem with iTunes. About 8 months ago I had to reinstall my operating system. When I reinstalled iTunes, it does not recognize my music already purchased. He tells me that songs should be allowed, I put my username and password and it tells me that they are allowed.

  So I finally emailed Apple support recently. They suggested that this is a problem with the permissions on the iTunes Media folder. Apple support gave me the following URL address: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/308419/en-us.

  I followed the instructions on the Microsoft support site. But when I right click on the iTunes Media folder, and then click Properties, there is no security tab, with the following statement on the Microsoft Support site.

  I also tried the instructions for "If you are not joined to a domain and want to view theSecurity tab. "In Control Panel, I don't have the choice of themes & appearances. There is a choice of Folder Options, but once in the view tab, there is no choice ofuse simple file sharing.

  If you have any other questions, please let me know.

  Follow the steps described in this article under together, view, edit, or delete special files and folders permissions .  From XP Home Edition in safe mode makes the Security tab appears. Boulder computer Maven
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• What are the permissions of file for temporary files downloaded from IE?

  I'm just thinking that if I was looking for the web and a file is downloaded from a Web site, can these files in the temporary folder then in turn have permission to do whatever he wants on the computer too much, or is the purpose of these files to make sure that all temporary files downloaded by IE usable only by Internet Explorer. Confused? Made you think.

  In other words, these temporary files are not allowed to be access by any other program other than IE, right?

  Only, I can't find an explanation on the internet, so I thought I would ask here.

  Hello

  Please contact Microsoft Community.

  I understand from the description of the issue, you have any question regarding the temporary files that are downloaded as well as other files.

  Temporary files may or may not affect other programs outside the Internet Explore.

  If logged in as an administrator, these files may be authorized to may changes to other files or programs.

  However, if you use a standard account, they maybe isn't complete or sufficient permissions.

  You can keep safe surfing online as temporary files may contain spyware or viruses.

  See the article mentioned:

  Change the settings for security and privacy for Internet Explorer

  Hope this information is useful. Feel free to contact us again for assistance.

  Kind regards
  Anusha

• Change the permissions of file on the mass in Windows 7

  I have about 500 files in a directory that I want to delete but I get a warning "you need permission to administrators to make changes to this file.

  To remove a single folder, I need to click with the right button on the file/properties/security/edit/administrators /-> total control.

  Of course, I don't want to this 500 times, is there a batch file or command I can run to update all files starting with code_? *

  Thank you

  Follow these steps:

  1. Right-click on the parent directory
  2. Select Properties
  3. Go to the Security tab
  4. Press the Advanced button
  5. Press change permissions... button
  6. Give full control of your user name
  7. Make sure that 'Replace all permissions of child object with permissions inheritable this object' is selected
  8. OK your way out

• Get rid of it completely from the permissions of file/folder in Windows 7

  I'm looking to completely disable the horrible Windows 7 permissions, you need administrative access (even if I am logged in as the system administrator account) to rename or delete a file system.

  

  I'm willing to change registry as long as possible. I also tried to appropriate folder permissions and setting to allow complete changes but still no luck. Another method?

  I think I have it solved. Here's what I did

  1. enable the system administrator account from command promt.

  2 log in as system administrator

  3. Select the Windows folder to the root of the installation

  4. open its security properties, click 'Advanced', go to the 'Owner' tab and click 'change '.

  5. Select 'Administrator' (not "Administrators"). Check the option "replace the owner of subcontainers and objects".

  6. click on 'Ok '. It will confirm the action and take 2-3 minutes to set permissions on the folders and subfolders

  7. now close the Properties dialog box and open it again (required after the evolution of the property)

  8. again, go to the Security tab, click on 'Edit' to modify permissions. Select "Administrators" (or the other)

  9. in the pane below, check the box under the "Allow" column and on the line "Full control".

  10. check that all the checkboxes are checked (this gives a full permission to the account administrator to all what the user wants with the files and folders in the Directory Windows)

  11. If it does not, as suggested above by John, when the change of ownership, check the option "Include the permissions that can be inherited from the parent to this object" is disabled

  Of course, this creates a security risk, but I'm willing to accept the risk for the benefit of any interruption during the replacement of the system files. God Windows is stupid.

  Thank you for your help and elicit responses, John.

• How to change the permissions of files on win 7

  I am not able to open my files & folder on the D drive. Whenever I am trying to open, it gives a message "'access Deny / give Permission to the Administration". "

  I'm already logged with Admin maybe he asks same. I have a lot of files and folders. When I give each of them personally leave ownership, open it for a few moments then and then goes to the previous state.
  Is there a solution en giving permission for D drive together with a command or setting?
  Help, please
  Waiting for your answer
  Thank you & best regards
  Ravi
  You may need to take possession of your records - see here:
  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/w7network/thread/24bdf172-2DBC-43b8-995d-a99b6a81413c/

• How can I get windows to apply permissions to files or folders to the previous owner

  I need help I'm so lost. How do I change back the owner of files...

  You can use it for personal files,

  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/112795-context-menu-take-ownership.html

  Ownership of a file or a folder,

  Right click on the file/folder, select properties and then click the Security tab.

  Click Advanced, and then click the owner tab.

  Click on edit and then do one of the following:

  To change the owner to a user or group that is not listed, click other users and groups and enter the object name to select (examples), type the name of the user or group and then click OK.

  To change the owner to a user or a group is listed in the change owner to box, click the new owner.

  To change the owner of all subcontainers and objects in the tree view, select the Replace owner of subcontainers and objects of the box.

  See also why I can't delete a file or folder?

  How to open a file if I get an access denied message?

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/how-do-I-open-a-file-if-I-get-an-access-denied-message

  What to know before applying permissions to a file or folder

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/what-to-know-before-applying-permissions-to-a-file-or-folder

• Windows 8.1 - permissions of files - do not have access to the files since the abolishment of all permissions except for the system and my own useraccount.

  I had to put in my computer to the repairshop, so I changed the filepermissions on a large foldertree to all permissions for my own useraccount and all permissions for the SYSTEM account, but deliberately deleted the permissions on this folder to 'Administrator', since the repairshop started getting their own account and I had to make that account a member of the Administrators group.

  Now I'm stuck with a bunch of folders and files (strangely, this didn't happen to * all * files under the folder in question) that I can't read or delete, when logged in as the useraccount with all permissions on the files. I've tried everything, and while I had to click on a dialog box explore asking me to provide administrator access to subfolders in the folder in question, some folders becomes fully accessible (possibly), but some button blown up a "Try again" in explore a dialog box - which has sometimes worked but for some records * didn't * work to resume the TP to my own files.

  I want to know how I can find the full access to these files.

  Talk about the size of a cargojet bug...

  If your own username is a member of the Administrators group, then all you have applied to this group is for you also.

  I would like to start by trying to change only the owner of the files to yourself.  Apply and when finished, close all.  Then go back and change only the permissions that should be easier now that you own on everything.

• How to set the permissions of files Adobe in environment Windows 10?

  I had a Photoshop 30 day trial on Windows 7 works well. I then upgraded to 10 Windows and all of a sudden my Photoshop does not work. I tried to reinstall several times using creative cloud and get the following errors:

  -0 fatal Error (s), 2 error (s)

  -Payload: Adobe Preview CC (32 bit) 1.0.0.0 {A7E22330-5471-4FC9-B06A-8EFC8F9418E2}.

  ERROR: DF024: cannot move the file in 'C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\Installers\adobeTemp\ {A7E22330-5471-4FC9-B06A-8EFC8F9418E2} \_2052_6f88c959db3 e30eb5993c963941d67c8' to
  'C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\Plug-Ins\CC\Generator\preview.generate\node_modules\ws\build\Release\bufferut il.node' error 32 the present query is used by another process... Try setting the correct permissions for the specified file/folder or parent, so that the admin has the right to modify. SEQ (2052).

  I am a newbie to win 10 with administrator rights and have been pulling on my hair, trying to set permissions. Is there anyone who can HELP me either by email {email removed by Mod} or by providing a phone number so that I can call it. I am abroad and heres my temporary cell phone deleted by Mod {number} or how can I get remote assistance? Also, I'm new to this forum, any help is appreciated. URL, YouTube etc..

  Sicerely,

  Dave Perez

  Post edited by: Moderator

  Hind site, it would have been better to leave the trial run before the upgrade or wait until you upgrade and then installed the trial. I'm afraid that it compromised the authorisation scheme that counts how many days you have left.

  I will forward this thread to Adobe and see if someone can help. I wish you good luck...