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RicardoPereira

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Jun 3, 2003
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Hi,

I'm using DL (Domain Local) > G (Global) > U (Users) method to implement permissions on my file server.
A user is member of an Global users group (G Users) and this group is member of DL Users group.
My problem is that i give full permission to DL Users group by the user didn´t have permission to create a folder in the directory that i give full permissions.

Anyone could help me with this ?

Thanks
 
If this is a Windows 2003 Server, check the Share permissions (Not NTFS Permissions). By default it is set to Everyone or Authenticated users - Read. Change the permission to Full.
 
I'm not sharing the folder. I had only configure the security because the user had already access to the folder.
The only strange thing is that he can't add new documents to that folder. I i display the effective permissions of that user, he has access to all, with exception of "Delete sub-folders and files", "Change permissions", "Take ownership".

Any tip?
 
How does the user access the folder and is the folder a sub-directory of a share? If it is a sub-directory of a share, walk the tree and check the shared permission from the share point.
 
Also the effective permissions states he is denied Change permission. This is the permission the user needs to create new Folders and Files. Again, walk up the directory tree to where the share point is and check the permissions on the share. This should resolve your issue. If there isn't a share point, how is the user accessing the folder on the network?
 
The problem was because the change permission is denied.

Thanks for the tip.





 
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