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If I change file permissions in an FRS replica set, how does FRS handle it. <br />
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Does it think the file has changed and replicate the whole file or does it just change the permissions<br />
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I have 190Gb in a replica set that I wish to change the permissions, would it be quicker to prestage it?
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If I change file permissions in an FRS replica set, how does FRS handle it. 

Does it think the file has changed and replicate the whole file or does it just change the permissions

I have 190Gb in a replica set that I wish to change the permissions, would it be quicker to prestage it?

How does FRS handle chaging file permissions

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