Re: making a dir undeleteable, or unrenameable?
- From: John Doe <jdoe@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 08 Nov 2006 15:46:51 -0800
שאלתיאל wrote:
Is it any different in 2003 server?
"Pop`" wrote:
Squire wrote:
Something to try,
Go to the Windows CMD prompt,
Type CD\ to put you in the root directory,
Change to the partition the directory is in and type:
ATTRIB +R (name of directory)
This makes the directory read only and cannot be changed or deleted.
"???????" <@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Hi,
I am trying to make one dir undeletable for a specific user, and an
other dir unrenameable for a specific user. I can't do it. I have
been playing with the addvanced permissions for a while, but nothing
have worked. If you
know how to do it please tell me.
Umm, that won't work for XP windows: ALL directories in XP are marked read-only, but they ARE NOT in the sense of accessing and renaming/deleting etc.. It's an aberration of XP if you will. Attributes can only be changed on files.
Pop`
Windows Server 2003 default share permission simply works this way:
If a user is NOT the owner of a file, he/she can only read it, that's it. No renaming, deleting allowed. Only the owner of the file/folder can rename, delete, modify etc.
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