Re: Ownsership and Rights
- From: "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" <lanwench@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 9 Apr 2007 12:01:44 -0400
Vern <Vern@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I've implemented a SBS 2003 in a small Land Surveying company... I
migrated their data via backup over from Novell, and the entire
server seems to work well.
The problem is a rights problem. I have defines a Security Group
that all the drafts people are part of, and sharing files works fine,
except when a person makes a new file. They are the owner by
default, and no one can access the file on the share until I force
ownership to Administrator or to one of the other users. Once I've
forced ownership, the shared file works fine. Even when I browse to
the file on the server to check ownership, I am forced to take
ownership before I can do anything with the file. Obviously this is
not a workable scenario... I can't tell the users... "OK, here's how
it works, make a new file, then call the Network Admin and have him
change the rights on the file, and voila, it'll be sharable." I'm a
tad frustrated.
Why does this happen? Is there a default policy somewhere that
precludes others from seeing the file? I can accept that the ID10T
problem is sitting in my chair, but I simply can't seem to find
resolution.
Ownership shouldn't make a lick of difference here.
Where's the folder? What're the share permissions, and what are the NTFS
permissions explicitly set and/or inherited from the parent?
.
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