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>>>>>>>I login, as admin, to our Windows 2000 server and can view all
>>>>>>>folders - no problem.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Using Serv-U FTP Server, I create a folder and a new user - no
>>>>>>> problem.
>>>>>>> Log out
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Using CuteFTP, I login to the new user account and create a new
>>>>>>> folder - no problem.
>>>>>>> Log out
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Log back in as admin of the server and I cannot see that folder I
>>>>>>> just created as new user. Why? I would think, as admin, I can see
>>>>>>> everything on the server. But I cannot see that folder.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> thanks!
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> You might be looking in the wrong place. Recreate the folder while
>>>>>> logged in as Admin and see what happens!
>>>>> ====================
>>>>> Nope. I'm looking in the right place. I even search Drive C: on the
>>>>> server and that folder does not show. What I have is a server with a
>>>>> bunch of websites. I login to the server as admin. However, each
>>>>> website has a their own admin that has permissions to only their
>>>>> respective folder. I created a subfolder ABC and created an FTP
>>>>> account for a specific user that only has access to that folder ABC. I
>>>>> logged in as that user and created a folder. Then, using Terminal
>>>>> Services, I logged back onto the server and I cannot see that folder
>>>>> under ABC. I don't get it... As admin of the server I should be able
>>>>> to everything correct?
>>>>>
>>>>> thanks!
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>> What about the suggestion I made?
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>>> The plot thickens....To clarify, as admin, I'm using Terminal Services.
>>> As new user, I'm using CuteFTP.
>>>
>>> I login as admin, create subfolders and test.txt file under ABC.
>>> I login as new user and cannot see the above subfolders and test.txt.
>>>
>>> As new user, I create create subfolders and test.txt file under ABC.
>>> I login as admin to the server and cannot see the above subfolders and
>>> text.txt.
>>>
>>> I can even recreate the exact same folder names after they have already
>>> been created by either admin or new user. It gets better...
>>>
>>> As admin, I go to properties for new user. I make sure they have Domain
>>> Admin rights and when I go to double-check I have folder ABC selected as
>>> the FTP folder, I can see all the above subfolders in the dialog box.
>>> But I cannot see them with Windows Explorer. I'm lost....
>>>
>>> thanks!
>>>
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>> You write that you can "recreate" the folder when you log in as
>> administrator. This proves conclusively that you're looking in
>> the wrong place: Either the wrong machine, or the wrong share,
>> or the wrong drive, or the wrong folder.
> ==========
>>>This proves conclusively <<
> I wish it did. I only admin 1 server and been doing it for 2-3 years.
> Never had this issue on any other site.
>
Windows will never ever let you create a file or folder when
a file or folder already exists under this name. Since you are
able to do so while logged on under different accounts, you
must be in different places.
If you are not in a position to work out what's going on then
you must post full details about the actual locations where
you're trying to create these folders. So far you have only
hinted at them.
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