Re: Ownership of copied files
- From: "Pegasus \(MVP\)" <I.can@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 22 Jul 2008 13:53:32 +0200
"DavidM" <DavidM@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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(I have trawled through similar questions but cannot find the solution!)
Why when I copy files from my company server (SBS2003)to my company PC
(XPpro)they will not then copy (or be opened) to my home PC (W2K) without
changing the ownership of them?
This 'phenomenon' has only occurred recently and has previously been fine
over the last few years (I work half the week from home and it also gives
us
an offsite back-up).
I can remotely access and copy files directly from the server to the home
PC
without problems, so it would appear that the XP machine takes ownership
or
adds
something to the files copied to it?
How can I 're-set' the XP machine (or all machines) to prevent this?
eg. Taking one file, the current ownership changes from 'Administrator' on
the server to
'S-1-5-21-329068152-1993962763-1343024091-1000' on the XP machine
Thks
david
(ps SFS is disabled)
--
DavidM
You need to collect some hard evidence. Do this on your home
machine:
- Click Start / Run / cmd{Enter}
- Type the following commands:
cd /d "c:\documents and settings\DavidM\MyDocuments\..."{Enter}
(Use the correct name for the folder where the problem document resides)
echo "%cd:~0,-2%*" > c:\test.txt{Enter}
cacls "%cd:~0,-2%*" >> c:\test.txt{Enter}
cacls "xxx.doc" >> c:\test.txt{Enter}
(Replace xxx.doc with the correct name of your problem file)
net user "%UserName%" >> c:\test.txt{Enter}
notepad c:\test.txt{Enter}
- Post the contents of this file
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