File permissions Questions

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How can i allow users to write and read but not delete?
I create a group policy in window Server 2003. i want to give this group permission to write and save as and read as well from same file but not delete, when i checked in the security read,write and un check the modify, when user save it comes up error “access denied”.

Answer Question   |  March 31, 2012  3:55 PM
File permissions, Group permissions, Windows Security, Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2003 Group Policy
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5 pts.

How is my web hosting company’s ftp server setup?
I’m trying to figure out how my web hosting company’s ftp server that allows access to my web site is setup. I have ssh access so I can see some of the system files. I’ll share some of these system files in order to help figure out how there ftp server is setup. bash-3.2$ whoami [...]

Answer Question   |  October 15, 2011  1:15 AM
File permissions, FTP, FTP Server, Web hosting, Web hosting services
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1,285 pts.

Windows Server 2003 Active Directory PermissionsGroup
I have a folder structure that allows the ownercreator of a file full permission to their work and everyone else just rights to view. This person works in a group and wants the group to have full permission to each other?s work and only their work. A creates a file, B & C have full [...]

Answer Question   |  August 31, 2009  2:23 PM
Active Directory Permissions, File permissions, Public folder permissions, Windows Server 2003
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25 pts.

How to protect offline files from being copied
if you have slow link using wireless between client and server , I have some share folders I have decided to enable offline files on this some files to improve the speed , however the client must can not copy the files outside the office , how I can do this with offline file prevent [...]

Answer Question   |  March 25, 2009  10:46 AM
File permissions, Offline files, User Permissions, Wireless networking
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15 pts.

Shared folder server activity
What would be the best way to log data for files in a shared directory (and sub-directories) on a server? The type of information needed would be something like this: - File accessed - By whom the file was accessed - Date/Time opened - Date/Time closed (if possible) - Date/Time file saved Everything is a [...]

Answer Question   |  November 20, 2008  9:26 AM
File permissions, Log files, Network monitoring, Shared folders, Transaction logs, User monitoring, Windows Server
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45 pts.

Read Only Table
I create a table in sql server 2k5, the script is look like this: CREATE TABLE [dbo].[tb1PmtD]( [PmtDLU] [int] NOT NULL, [PmtDInvLU] [int] NOT NULL, [PmtDAmount] [money] NOT NULL ) ON [PRIMARY] GO ALTER TABLE [dbo].[tb1PmtD] WITH NOCHECK ADD CONSTRAINT [tb1Pmttb1PmtD] FOREIGN KEY([PmtDLU]) REFERENCES [dbo].[tb1Pmt] ([PmtID]) ON UPDATE CASCADE GO ALTER TABLE [dbo].[tb1PmtD] CHECK CONSTRAINT [...]

Answer Question   |  September 10, 2008  9:08 PM
File permissions, Microsoft Access, SQL scripts, SQL Server 2005
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40 pts.

Deny delete permission problem
Hello I have a problem with the 2003 SBS server I am in charge of. If you can help, I’d be very grateful. So… I want to set deny delete permissions for individual files, not for folders. In all the tests I made, after setting the deny permission on a file any user(administrator or member [...]

Answer Question   |  August 27, 2008  8:08 AM
File permissions, SBS, SBS 2003, User Permissions
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15 pts.

How can I allow users to write to files but not delete them?
I created a group in Windows Server 2003 called “Staff”. I want to give this group permission to write to a file, (for instance edit a Word file and save it back to the same file) but not to move or delete files. I have three boxes checked in the security tab of the properties [...]

Answer Question   |  April 29, 2008  7:31 PM
File permissions, Group permissions, Windows Security
160 pts.

File permissions on NAS shared folders
Good day to all! I would like some information on best practices for a NAS file server specifically regarding file permissions. Currently, anyone who has access to a folder at my company can delete any item in that folder, regardless of who created the item. I personally feel this is incorrect but I am meeting [...]

Answer Question   |  May 25, 2012  6:30 PM
File permissions, NAS, NAS shared folders
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0 pts.

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