Help with security and permissions etc.

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chocolatemint77581

I am having big time difficulties figuring out how to give full
control of a directory to
a limited user.(LU)

I gave the LU full control and ownership of the directory, yet some
files are not allowed to be moved.

I may have made those files while under an admin account.

Thanks,
Andy
 
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Pegasus [MVP]

I am having big time difficulties figuring out how to give full
control of a directory to
a limited user.(LU)

I gave the LU full control and ownership of the directory, yet some
files are not allowed to be moved.

I may have made those files while under an admin account.

Thanks,
Andy

The files could be locked. What is the exact message you see when you
attempt to move them? What are the file names?
 
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Mint

The files could be locked. What is the exact message you see when you
attempt to move them? What are the file names?

It says "Cannot move email showing payt: access is denied.
Make sure disk is not full or write protected and that
the file is not currently in use.
 
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Bob I

Mint said:
It says "Cannot move email showing payt: access is denied.
Make sure disk is not full or write protected and that
the file is not currently in use.


In order to MOVE a file, you would need at a minimum Write permission on
the destination, Delete permission on the source, and Read on both. on
the other hand you say "email" and that implies an e-mail client may be
involved and the "email" is not a file, but a message inside a e-mail
storage file like a .pst or .dbx.

I think perhaps starting from the top and telling the folks what you are
moving and where you are moving it to and what applications are involved
will help a lot.
 
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Mint

In order to MOVE a file, you would need at a minimum Write permission on
the destination, Delete permission on the source, and Read on both. on
the other hand you say "email" and that implies an e-mail client may be
involved and the "email" is not a file, but a message inside a e-mail
storage file like a .pst or .dbx.

I think perhaps starting from the top and telling the folks what you are
moving and where you are moving it to and what applications are involved
will help a lot.

It is a file that I want to move. (.eml)
In the interest of saving bandwidth, I did not type the full filename.

The limited user has full control of the source directory, so I will
check the permissions on the destination directory.

Andy
 
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Pegasus [MVP]

The files could be locked. What is the exact message you see when you
attempt to move them? What are the file names?

It says "Cannot move email showing payt: access is denied.
Make sure disk is not full or write protected and that
the file is not currently in use.

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Have you tried moving in while in Safe Mode and without first running your
EMail application?
 
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Bob I

Mint said:
It is a file that I want to move. (.eml)
In the interest of saving bandwidth, I did not type the full filename.

The limited user has full control of the source directory, so I will
check the permissions on the destination directory.

Andy


Yes, if Copy works and Move doesn't, then the issues is the Source. If
neither Copy or Move works then the problem is the Destination.
 
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Mint

It says "Cannot move email showing payt: access is denied.
             Make sure disk is not full or write protected and that
             the file is not currently in use.

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Have you tried moving in while in Safe Mode and without first running your
EMail application?

It's a file I want to move.

Andy
 
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Mint

Yes, if Copy works and Move doesn't, then the issues is the Source. If
neither Copy or Move works then the problem is the Destination.

I did not have the right permissions set on the Destination directory.

I have been customizing my limited user account for use instead of
using my Admin account.

It can be a real pain going back and forth from admin to my limited
user account. :)

It would be nice if I could change permissions form an "Admin Prompt"
while under my LA account.

Andy
 
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Bob I

Mint said:
I did not have the right permissions set on the Destination directory.

I have been customizing my limited user account for use instead of
using my Admin account.

It can be a real pain going back and forth from admin to my limited
user account. :)

It would be nice if I could change permissions form an "Admin Prompt"
while under my LA account.

Andy

You can elevate the account, make changes, demote the account. Or use
"Run As" to invoke the Admin account.
 
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BillW50

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Mint typed on Fri, 4 Sep 2009 12:47:24 -0700 (PDT):
If it worked under a limited user account, that would be great.

Well Andy, I don't know if it does. As I never tried that. It sounds
like you tried it, eh?
 

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