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What is the difference between applying "Full Control" and "Special Access: RWXDPO"?
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The only difference I know of is one concerning what they call "File Child Delete" which is there for POSIX compliance. Basically it means that if a user has Full Control to a folder, but only Read Access to a subfolder, he can delete the subfolder. Kinda wierd.
If the user is given custom RWXDPO to the upper folder instead of Full Control, then this issue doesn't exist.
Bottom line - who cares? It has never been an issue in my experience.
Hope this answers your question
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If the user is given custom RWXDPO to the upper folder instead of Full Control, then this issue doesn't exist.
Bottom line - who cares? It has never been an issue in my experience.
Hope this answers your question
- Bill"You can get anything you want out of life, if you'll just help enough other people get what they want" - Zig Ziglar
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