mcrmg
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Assigning permissions
Hi,
When assigning permission to a folder, what is the difference between "WRITE" and "MODIFY"? Thanks.
When assigning permission to a folder, what is the difference between "WRITE" and "MODIFY"? Thanks.
well it depends on where you use the permission but the table gives you an idea what Write can do and what modify can do
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Hi, sunray_2003,
Nice to see you.
The link does not work.. :(
So, if users are allowed to add/edit tables, I should check both, right? Thx
Nice to see you.
The link does not work.. :(
So, if users are allowed to add/edit tables, I should check both, right? Thx
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Oh, I forgot to mention that this is the web folder I am talking about.....
you mean you have a web server running in your machine and want to assign properties.
If you want people to write into a file or even create file , give write permissions.
modify will give them more priveleges and if you dont want , dont give .
Also you see that by modify permissions the files listed under that folder will be displayed. Assuming you have a folder and you dont want to web browser to list the files inside it .. Giving modify will do that so you need to check what you need
what I would advise is first set the permissions and later login as an user and see what they would see to be sure that you have done the right thing
If you want people to write into a file or even create file , give write permissions.
modify will give them more priveleges and if you dont want , dont give .
Also you see that by modify permissions the files listed under that folder will be displayed. Assuming you have a folder and you dont want to web browser to list the files inside it .. Giving modify will do that so you need to check what you need
what I would advise is first set the permissions and later login as an user and see what they would see to be sure that you have done the right thing
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But in IIS, I unchecked "folder browing"..........
mcrmg,
Then it should not list provided you had done it correctly.. check logging in as user in a different machine
Also have you tried modify and write permissions to folders ?
Then it should not list provided you had done it correctly.. check logging in as user in a different machine
Also have you tried modify and write permissions to folders ?
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Currently, I check both to the folder because users will have abaility to add/edit DB. I do not know if this the right way. Thanks.
I would guess you can deny all permissions to an user except writing to a database.. giivng add permission will make them add a new database which i would guess you donot want
right-click the folder and go to permissions and there are options to deny permissions as well.
right-click the folder and go to permissions and there are options to deny permissions as well.
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