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• El Capitan, not propagating on share permissions

  El Capitan, not propagating on share permissions

  Hello readers. I have a shared folder on my iMac 5 k

  Macintosh HD/users/shared/Enterprise Server

  Myself and two users with read/write privileges to save files and folders to this share

  When we create folders and saving documents in this folder structure that they retain ownership of the creator/client rather than inheriting them from the folder enclosing

  It is therefore difficult to collaborate.

  I have re-spread permissions command start + R which corrects the possession to the records and current files but does not solve the issue of inheritance for the newly created elements

  I found similar stories on the web

  It seems that POSIX is allowing for a legacy and that ACL is just missing

  I was able to explicitly create ACL using handyman tool and all works well on a part of the test. It reminded me the tools in the Apple server.

  Surely, I shouldn't need to do this, use a third-party application. Am I missing something? I ask a large part of the operating system, the server right?

  I'll take a stab here (and possibly wrong) and suggest that he might have something to do with the new SIP functionality in El Capitan:

  On the Protection of the integrity of the system on your Mac - Apple Support

  (click play / the user root on the link as well)

  If you do a search for "disable sip" on these forums, there was some discussion with instructions on how to disable SIP in the terminal.

• Share permissions Windows Server R2 2012 - Folder Redirection-

  Hi all

  I have a simple question:

  I'm following the instructions below to create shares folder redirected to a Windows 2012 R2 file server.

  https://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-GB/library/jj649078.aspx?f=255&MSPPError=-2147217396

  Orientation specifies the minimum NTFS permissions for users to create their own records in respect of each redirect root action - that I followed.

  However, management does not have the minimum share permissions required for each action.

  I found some old directions below that specify minimum share permissions required for each action - this guide is connected to Server 2003 however:

  https://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc775853 (v = ws.10) .aspx

  This policy specifies the minimum share for each share of redirection root permissions.  He says that the Everyone group requires no authorization. When I create each action, the default permissions correspond to the "Everyone" group full control.

  So my question is:

  It's recommended to let everything everyone default permissions under total control, or should I uncheck the boxes allow for reading, editing and full adjustment - actually no permissions for the Group everyone on each action of the root.

  Thank you

  
  This issue is beyond the scope of this site and must be placed on Technet or MSDN
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• Share permissions are not applied to new files in a shared folder

  Hello

  I'm trying to share videos from computer to Tablet. I prefer to use anonymous access, so I turned off password protected sharing in network and sharing Center. Then I shared the video folder with everyone and give them read-only permission. I provided by the security that my user account is the owner of this folder. It worked, I could access my files on the tablet. But then in that case. I created my bittorrent client to put the downloaded files to this folder shared and discovered that I do not see these files to the tablet. It turned out that this read-only permission has not been applied to new files in the folder. The parent folder itself and all of its subfolders, all files that were there at the time wherever I shared it had permission, while the files added after that didn't share. More confusing is the fact that when * I * create a new file in the folder, he * gets * share permissions, but not these files settled by utorrent.
  For the moment the only way to do this I have bypass see is to re - apply manually share for each new file permissions in the folder whenever he appears here, which I find extremely frustrating. So I thought I could use some help.
  Sorry for my bad English, I have described the problem as best I could. Hope that's at least somewhat clear what I'm trying to achieve. I would appreciate all the advice really!

  Thanks for the reply. FixIt did not help and articles on sharing you suggest to use a working group which I prefer not to use and generally only covers for use of base which I am familiar with.

  I did some research and I think I have located the problem: the root folder's NTFS permissions are not inherited by these new files. When I "Replace all permissions of child object with permissions inheritable from this object" security-> Advanced dialog permissions applied as well as NTFS share permissions. But then again, I have to do this everytime manually, which is annoying. So, what could be the cause of it?

• syntax of command line for a .cmd file give share permissions

  I am trying to create a .cmd file (or script) to create a user in a shared folder and set permissions for this new user.

  .cmd file

  net share newspapers-OracleG = G:\newfolderz\Logs-Oracle / unlimited * it seems to work very well

  Subinacl /subdirectories G:\newfolderz\Logs-Oracle / * address email is removed from the privacy * = f * the window back 1:0, modified action result: 0, failed: 0, syntax errors: 0 when this works so do not think that anything good that happens.

  I realize the subinacl command does not create the user, I guess I'm looking for a command to stay between the netshare and the subinacl do the creation of the user to the administrator.

  any ideas appreciated.

  Thank you

  Jim

  Hello Jim,

  The question you posted would be better suited in the TechNet Forums. I would recommend posting your query in the TechNet Forums.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en/itproxpsp/threads

• What people are included in "Level 1 Administrator permissions?" when the configuration file and network share permissions?

  I'm trying to figure out how to set the level of permissions for my files and folders. But I also understand exceptions to the permissions of level 1 and level 2. I've never used a "network of the computer at work." I've only used a "network of computers at school. So I have only a limited understanding of what means "administrator." At home, when I'm sitting at my computer, which is not connected to a network to work, or school, I'm the 'administrator' on my computer. This is because I created the "user account" through the steps required to create an account on my computer, and I assigned a password to the account. Only, I can read and write to files and folders that I created in the folder "My Documents" from my user account. At least I have change permissions and file sharing, all files and folders in the "My Documents" folder are private (level 1) and no one else can read or write on my files. I have 'full control '.

  However, if I'm on a computer at work or at school, even if I am the "owner/creator" of my files and folders, there is another person (my boss or my teacher) for example, which is the 'network administrator.' Presumably, this person has access to my files and folders and share a total control over them. If that's true, how someonewho is not the creator of the file or folder access? If anyone else can have total control over my files and folders at school or work, which keeps an unknown person to access my files and folders on my computer a home. What I mean is this: if I change the permissions to allow someone else to read and write in my files and folders, which prevents an unauthorized person by performing the same steps to access my files and folders? My question is about operating systems, I learn all that is Windows XP Pro and Windows Vista SP2.

  Hello

  Log on to this page and scroll through the following screens.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;304040

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• How to see share permissions on the file system - XP Home Edition

  The ultimate goal is to print on printer icon on XP Home Office laptop Vista.  All the network settings are correct.  Currently receive "Access is denied" when you try to connect to the printer.  No problem see the printer in the working group.

  I'm trying to confirm that "everyone" is listed on the list of the permissions for the share "print$" on the XP desktop.
  XP Home doesn't have a GUI for it.  Is it possible to do this through command line?

  Also is it possible to add a user to the permissions for this share through the command line?

  XP Home Edition is no permissions for actions or administrative as shares ' print$.

  All the network accesses are validated by the guest account.  Make sure that the guest account is enabled for network access:

  1. open a command prompt window.

  2. Enter the following command and press ENTER:

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• How can I move folder without losing the share permissions

  Whenever I have to move a folder from one folder to another I get the message: "this folder is shared with other people...". If you move this folder is no longer shared... "How do I configure the system so I can move files without having to go through the process of sharing again? Example: move the desktop folder to a folder in the My Documents folder.

  Hello

  If the user moves, or even to rename a shared folder, shared folder for this particular file permissions no longer exist.

  To learn more about file sharing follow the links below

  File sharing essentials

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/file-sharing-essentials

  Share files with anyone

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/share-files-with-someone

  Work with files and folders

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/working-with-files-and-folders

• How to separate my Windows 7 libraries/Homegroup and Windows Media Center the share permissions?

  I used to share media from my laptop Windows 7 for my Xbox 360 and my Windows XP computer using Group residential and everything was great, but I decided to use WMC so I could see more files on my Xbox 360.

  But after you have configured the WMC as Xbox 360 Extender, it reset my permissions and locked the folders that I was sharing with homegroup. After you have unlocked records, he deleted all the files in my library, and anytime I want to share a folder with the homegroup, its in my list of WMC,.

  Whenever I remove a sharing folder in WMC, it resets my home group and locked files. I don't want that.

  At any time, I share a folder to my homegroup, sharing in Windows Media Player (it's a NO!) I don't want that at all)

  WMC can sometimes have trouble sorting files when its comes to 100 and 1000 s, I want to keep my Homegroup library and my library of WMC separate share. Which means I want my homegroup, my library and Windows Media Centers, sharing folders, all sharing the same folders.

  How can I do this?

  Hello

  I suggest you to check the suggestions of the binding.

  http://experts.Windows.com/w/experts_wiki/use-HomeGroup-with-Windows-Media-Center.aspx

  Hope the information is useful.

• Error opening InDesign doc on network share permissions

  Hi all

  We have a bunch of Mac users running MacOSX 10.9.5 running this version of InDesign

  2014.2 release

  10.2.0.69 build

  They work on documents that are stored on a Windows 2003 file server (connected via smb://servername/share). Windows file server and Mac clients are all attached to AD.

  Intermittently, they will receive this error when you try to open an InDesign file on the file server.

  "Cannot open the document in Full: path:to:document.indd. You may not have permission or the document can be opened already.

  If they try a second time, the document opens correctly. It also happens with what is happening in the Mac Finder while trying to open the doc using Adobe Bridge.

  I checked permissions of sharing/NTFS on Windows 2003 server and they look very well (the permissions are inherited correctly and the person trying to open the document is the owner of it... etc...)

  Any ideas on what's going on? On NTFS, users have the permission to do everything except take ownership and change permissions

  Yes, it is a common problem in using a wrong setting for the server. The server must allow access to a file. Otherwise, the Finder blocks the file because it loads the preview. After 2-3 seconds, the file can be opened. Another problem is that the files in the Finder cannot be saved with Photoshop so that the file will be disabled in the Finder. Only way to get rid of the error is to change the server configuration or by using the bridge instead of the Finder.

  I hope this helps.

• Problem with the share permissions

  I am running a Windows XP Pro SP2 x 64 VM in my Mac OS X 10.5.5 with VMware Fusion v2.  I currently have a hard drive connected to my mac that I used to use in a Windows box.  It is NTFS and shared (read/write) through VMware shared folders.  While in the Windows virtual machine, I can see/open/copy files from this drive, but I can't write to it (save/create/delete).  I looked through some threads on the forum but can not find an answer to my problem.  Someone knows how can I fix this?  Let me know if you need more information.

  Well then your choices are to use NTFS - 3G or similar to allow OS X to have write access to the NTFS Volume, or you can use "/ Library/Application Support/VMware Fusion/vmware-rawdiskCreator" to create a map of gross to a HDD virtual disk that you could add to the target VM and then it would be available on the physical hard disk for reading writing & directly when the target of the Virtual Machine running.

  If you want to read & write for OS X and make it like shared folder then you could then start the VM with an ISO Image of GParted and convent of the NTFS Volume in FAT32 to target and then remove the VHD from target to the target of the Virtual Machine and then just share and you have read & write concurrency of OS X and the VM.

  There are other options/scenarios, but you can think what was presented and go from there.

  Note: It goes without saying that it would take a full backup of the user data from the target physical drive before plug as a raw disk or convert NTFS to FAT32.

• In volume of permissions properties share there is a file named ALL I need to know what it means.

  I have to attend computer classes and my professor asked us to find out what the file means that everyone. It is under the share permissions - volume properties. Can someone explain me what this file is / means? Thanks for your help.

  Everyone is a group of users, not a file.

  For user groups, you can:

  • Click on Start > Help and support the and type of user groups in the search for help box.
  • Do a search on the web for user groups and read the articles that he gives.

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• How to set permissions for sharing by computer/object and not by the user, share Mac and no Windows Pc

  I wonder if anyone knows how put share permissions on an object such as a Mac in my case instead of the windows user.

  We do not have our Macs in Active Directory, we seek to share an external hard drive only Mac and not the Windows PC on the network using active directory. I tried sharing the hard drive of a PC to anyone and both PC and Mac can access to this, but we do want Macs to see and access it and not everyone. There is no selection shares with the name of the computer in the share permissions, so the only way to do is share it to everyone. The Mac, accounts are local to the Mac and the PC on Active Directory, so what I do is have a way to share this folder with only Mac and all the Windows PC. All solutions, all ideas will help.

  Thank you

  One thing I can suggest is to share the hard drive of a Mac and make sure that the hard drive is formatted in HFS file system + and not NTFS. Windows does not recognize HFS +. In this way, Windows users will not be able to access the hard disk.

  Alternative methods may be available with Mac. Please contact Apple support in this regard.

• How can I connect to another computer in your network? to share photos, music and videos

  I want to connect my computers families so I can share music and pictures they take... but when I click to join their files, it asks me the username and password... is something that someone had put in place or is it in your computer?

  Hello

  1. are you using cable or wireless network?

  2 are all computers that are running Windows 7 on the network?

  What version of the operating system Windows am I running?

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/help/which-version-of-the-Windows-operating-system-am-i-running

  No, Windows does not let you to set passwords that limit access to shared folders. However, if you are not on a domain, you can limit network access to the Public folder by turning password protected sharing or disable. This allows only people with a user account and the password for your computer to access the Public folder over the network.

  Whether you are on a domain or not, you can limit access to other folders by choosing to share only with specific people, grant share permissions. Permissions can be granted to an individual or a group of users on the same network, allowing them to access your shared folders. You can also set the level of access, allowing people to just open shared files, or also to change, create, or delete. For more information, see

  Share files via public folders

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/share-files-using-the-public-folders

  Share files with anyone

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/share-files-with-someone

  See also:

  Sharing files and printers with different versions of Windows

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/help/sharing-files-and-printers-with-different-versions-of-Windows

• Group AD in windows 2008 share permission

  I have a windows Server 2008 with Active directory is installed on it.   There is a group named "devs" with users A & B. I shared a folder 'Software' and allowed developers to have full access to the share permissions. They can read, but can not write. But if I add A user in the group permissions and allow access to change, it works.

  Don't know what is the reason.

  Hello

  That your computer is under domain, you must contact the technet forum, where we have of the support technicians who are well equipped with the knowledge on the issues of domain, do visit the link provided below.
   
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/winserverfiles/threads