Guest Share Memory Posted August 26, 2008 Posted August 26, 2008 I want to set permission to a Shared folder not to delete any file/folder. User can modify the file name but should not be able to delete them. TAZ
Guest John John (MVP) Posted August 26, 2008 Posted August 26, 2008 Re: Shared Folder Use the Special Access permissions and deny the usere delete rights. NTFS Permissions http://www.windowsitlibrary.com/Content/592/1.html John Share Memory wrote: > I want to set permission to a Shared folder not to delete any file/folder. > User can modify the file name but should not be able to delete them. > > TAZ
Guest Share Memory Posted August 26, 2008 Posted August 26, 2008 Re: Shared Folder By doing this im not able to rename any new file which i create but able to modify the contents of the same. "John John (MVP)" wrote: > Use the Special Access permissions and deny the usere delete rights. > > NTFS Permissions > http://www.windowsitlibrary.com/Content/592/1.html > > John > > Share Memory wrote: > > I want to set permission to a Shared folder not to delete any file/folder. > > User can modify the file name but should not be able to delete them. > > > > TAZ > >
Guest John John (MVP) Posted August 26, 2008 Posted August 26, 2008 Re: Shared Folder You will have to decide which one is more important to you, to rename files you need delete permissions. John Share Memory wrote: > By doing this im not able to rename any new file which i create but able to > modify the contents of the same. > > "John John (MVP)" wrote: > > >>Use the Special Access permissions and deny the usere delete rights. >> >>NTFS Permissions >>http://www.windowsitlibrary.com/Content/592/1.html >> >>John >> >>Share Memory wrote: >> >>>I want to set permission to a Shared folder not to delete any file/folder. >>>User can modify the file name but should not be able to delete them. >>> >>>TAZ >> >>
Guest Share Memory Posted August 27, 2008 Posted August 27, 2008 Re: Shared Folder Both, As the user creates a new file/folder in a shared folder by default the name is "new file" and then another one "new file 2" whereas he is able to work on them but not able to rename or delete. Rename is important as the same way as not to delete, Need your help in this. "John John (MVP)" wrote: > You will have to decide which one is more important to you, to rename > files you need delete permissions. > > John > > Share Memory wrote: > > By doing this im not able to rename any new file which i create but able to > > modify the contents of the same. > > > > "John John (MVP)" wrote: > > > > > >>Use the Special Access permissions and deny the usere delete rights. > >> > >>NTFS Permissions > >>http://www.windowsitlibrary.com/Content/592/1.html > >> > >>John > >> > >>Share Memory wrote: > >> > >>>I want to set permission to a Shared folder not to delete any file/folder. > >>>User can modify the file name but should not be able to delete them. > >>> > >>>TAZ > >> > >> > >
Guest John John (MVP) Posted August 27, 2008 Posted August 27, 2008 Re: Shared Folder I'm sorry but I can't be of any help. Instead of manually creating files have your applications create and save them in the shared folder and give them the wanted names when you create them with the applications. To rename files you need delete permissions, there is nothing that I can do to change that. John Share Memory wrote: > Both, As the user creates a new file/folder in a shared folder by default the > name is "new file" and then another one "new file 2" whereas he is able to > work on them but not able to rename or delete. Rename is important as the > same way as not to delete, Need your help in this. > > "John John (MVP)" wrote: > > >>You will have to decide which one is more important to you, to rename >>files you need delete permissions. >> >>John >> >>Share Memory wrote: >> >>>By doing this im not able to rename any new file which i create but able to >>>modify the contents of the same. >>> >>>"John John (MVP)" wrote: >>> >>> >>> >>>>Use the Special Access permissions and deny the usere delete rights. >>>> >>>>NTFS Permissions >>>>http://www.windowsitlibrary.com/Content/592/1.html >>>> >>>>John >>>> >>>>Share Memory wrote: >>>> >>>> >>>>>I want to set permission to a Shared folder not to delete any file/folder. >>>>>User can modify the file name but should not be able to delete them. >>>>> >>>>>TAZ >>>> >>>> >>
Guest Bob I Posted August 27, 2008 Posted August 27, 2008 Re: Shared Folder Create the folder on a users local drive, name as desired, MOVE it to the restricted shared drive. Share Memory wrote: > Both, As the user creates a new file/folder in a shared folder by default the > name is "new file" and then another one "new file 2" whereas he is able to > work on them but not able to rename or delete. Rename is important as the > same way as not to delete, Need your help in this. > > "John John (MVP)" wrote: > > >>You will have to decide which one is more important to you, to rename >>files you need delete permissions. >> >>John >> >>Share Memory wrote: >> >>>By doing this im not able to rename any new file which i create but able to >>>modify the contents of the same. >>> >>>"John John (MVP)" wrote: >>> >>> >>> >>>>Use the Special Access permissions and deny the usere delete rights. >>>> >>>>NTFS Permissions >>>>http://www.windowsitlibrary.com/Content/592/1.html >>>> >>>>John >>>> >>>>Share Memory wrote: >>>> >>>> >>>>>I want to set permission to a Shared folder not to delete any file/folder. >>>>>User can modify the file name but should not be able to delete them. >>>>> >>>>>TAZ >>>> >>>> >>
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