tboyce@nntp-server.caltech.edu (Tom David Boyce) (10/18/90)
Here's a question for Appleshare administrator types. As you may know, Appleshare File Server allows applications access to one user or all users on an appleshare network -- with no inbetween. Do you know of any add-on or alternate File Server which bypasses this limitation? Two programs that have been brought to my attention are: KeyServer [sp?] and Waterloo MacJANET Any information would be helpful, especially working experience with whatever products are suggested. Thanks! Tom ___________________________________________ Tom Boyce tdboyce@globie.caltech.edu ___________________________________________
clarson@ux.acs.umn.edu (Chaz Larson) (10/19/90)
In article <1990Oct17.233700.5481@nntp-server.caltech.edu> tboyce@nntp-server.caltech.edu (Tom David Boyce) writes: >Here's a question for Appleshare administrator types. > >As you may know, Appleshare File Server allows applications access to one user >or all users on an appleshare network -- with no inbetween. Do you know of any add-on or alternate File Server which bypasses this limitation? Could you be a bit more specific? I'm completely baffled as to what you're referring to here. For the past two years, I ran our AppleShare server here under a key disk scheme, and we had certain sets of applications available to various groups of users and not to others. As far as I know, AppleShare doesn't limit you to granting any single folder's access privileges to "one user or all users...with no inbetween"; if I've read your question correctly. Please post a more specific example. Thanks. chaz -- Jury Acquit Notorious Axe Murderer From Outer Space. clarson@ux.acs.umn.edu AOL:Crowbone