Ok need a little help here.
We have setup permissions for all users full control over a shared directory except for the ability to set permissions. In addition, the directory is setup to apply the permissions to all child objects and permissions are inherited from the parent.
Problem: Users who create files or folders are able to set permissions on the objects they create. Is there a GPO or directory security setting to prevent users from setting perms even on the objects they create? Thanks.
Paul
Work on Windows, play on Linux.
We have setup permissions for all users full control over a shared directory except for the ability to set permissions. In addition, the directory is setup to apply the permissions to all child objects and permissions are inherited from the parent.
Problem: Users who create files or folders are able to set permissions on the objects they create. Is there a GPO or directory security setting to prevent users from setting perms even on the objects they create? Thanks.
Paul
Work on Windows, play on Linux.
