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How actually are the permissions stored.. like some kind of a file?<br />

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A specific set of permissions, such as for each folder created the folder name would be the like<br />
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FirstName &amp;&nbsp;' ' &amp;&nbsp;LastName<br />
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and the username that would require read/write permissions on that folder would be the same...<br />
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as well as a collection of other administrative users, which would be part of a pre-set array of usernames.<br />
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Permissions as in NTFS permissions.
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Hello,<br />
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I'm wondering if it is possible to create a web service that would create a user account for a user on a server (for FTP usage) with a corresponding folder with relevant permissions in a specific place on a hard drive.<br />
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The server is Win2k3 Web Edition, not on a domain.<br />
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Is this possible?<br />
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Thank you,<br />
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BH
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Hello,

I'm wondering if it is possible to create a web service that would create a user account for a user on a server (for FTP usage) with a corresponding folder with relevant permissions in a specific place on a hard drive.

The server is Win2k3 Web Edition, not on a domain.

Is this possible?

Thank you,

BH

How actually are the permissions stored.. like some kind of a file?


A specific set of permissions, such as for each folder created the folder name would be the like

FirstName &amp; &#39; &#39; &amp; LastName

and the username that would require read/write permissions on that folder would be the same...

as well as a collection of other administrative users, which would be part of a pre-set array of usernames.

Permissions as in NTFS permissions.

Web service to create user account on Windows 2003 server

Hello,

I&#39;m wondering if it is possible to create a web service that would create a user account for a user on a server (for FTP usage) with a corresponding folder with relevant permissions in a specific place on a hard drive.

The server is Win2k3 Web Edition, not on a domain.

Is this possible?

Thank you,

BH

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