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Go to the Advanced options where the permissions are broken down further
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Go to the Advanced options where the permissions are broken down further

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Hi<br />
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I have a folder called e.g. &nbsp;&quot;finance&quot;<br />
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I've created a group called finance users.<br />
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Now what I want is members of finance users to be able to append to files BUT not be able to create folders.<br />
But it seems &quot;create folders / append data&quot; is only one option, where it would have been nice if it was split<br />
into two<br />
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thanks in advance<br />
martin
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Hi

I have a folder called e.g.  "finance"

I've created a group called finance users.

Now what I want is members of finance users to be able to append to files BUT not be able to create folders.
But it seems "create folders / append data" is only one option, where it would have been nice if it was split
into two

thanks in advance
martin

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