barry@sun.udel.edu (Barry Fausnaugh) (05/25/90)
In article <45689@iuvax.cs.indiana.edu> ylee@silver.ucs.indiana.edu (Yao Chung Lee) writes: > >In Novell 2.15, when a trustee is given rights to a directory XX, >the trustee automatically has the same rights for all the >sub-directories under this directory XX. Is there a utility >to revoke the rights of the trustee to a particular sub-directory >under directory XX ? > You can go to that subdirectory and give that trustee no rights to that particular subdirectory. The trustee will then have the new rights for that subdirectory and all subdirectories below that. Barry
ela@bdgltd.UUCP (Ed Ackerman Programmer) (05/27/90)
In article <45689@iuvax.cs.indiana.edu> ylee@silver.ucs.indiana.edu (Yao Chung Lee) writes: > >In Novell 2.15, when a trustee is given rights to a directory XX, >the trustee automatically has the same rights for all the >sub-directories under this directory XX. Is there a utility >to revoke the rights of the trustee to a particular sub-directory In SYSCON assign NEW trustee rights to the directory you need to restrict access to. ex. h:\dir1\dir2 user has all rights h:\dir1\dir2\dir3 user has only read and search rights. this can be done on a user basis or on a group basis. -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ed Ackerman | It is impossible to make anything bdgltd!ela@dsi.com or ...!dsinc!bdgltd!ela| foolproof beacause fools are #include <StdDisclaimer> | SO ingenious!