Re: only list folder contents but not read any data?

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anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com
Date: 02/22/04 

Date: Sun, 22 Feb 2004 01:13:27 -0800

yes i broke the inheritance & also copied the permissions.

My current scenario is :
AA - properties - security - 'only the LIST FOLDER
CONTENTS is checked' - advanced - permission entries -

1. type - deny - DELETE SUDFOLDERS & FILES, DELETE, CHANGE
PERMISSIONS, TAKE OWNERSHIP.

2. type - allow - TRAVERSE FOLDER / EXECUTE FILE, LIST
FOLDER / READ DATA, READ ATTRIBUTES, READ EXTENDED
ATTRIBUTES, READ PERMISSIONS.

BB - properties - security - FULL CONTROL is checked.

im not geting the desired result with this. please advice
on what changes i need to make.

>-----Original Message-----
>
>"sphilip" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message
>news:149c301c3f8fe$37e545e0$a501280a@phx.gbl...
>> i have this folder 'aa' which contains many excel, pdf,
>> doc files & a sub-folder named 'bb'. i want a particular
>> group named 'qata' to be able to only list contents
>> of 'aa' not read any data but at the same time have full
>> access to 'bb'.
>>
>> is this possible. how do i go about doing this.
>>
>> many thanks.
>
>If you aren't using ntfs, convert to it.
>
>First, assert that the "aa" folder's permissions are
inherited from its
>parent folder. You need to break that inheritence. In
aa's permissions, use
>the advanced permissions button to uncheck the "inherit
from parent"
>checkbox. When prompted, copy permissions over. You'll
have to decide
>whether you want permissions to trickle down to files or
folders and files.
>Then its just a question of refining the advanced NTFS
permissions. Repeat
>for folder bb.
>
>Pay carefull atention to the list box in the advanced
ntfs permissions. You
>can specify NTFS permissions for different objects,
existing or not in your
>directory. Never, ever use the deny option, always leave
admin with full
>control, leave system as is, only add the user groups you
wish to control.
>
>You can also use Xcacls.exe
>http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=318754
>
>
>
>.
>

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