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best idea is to use on that share a special install user access only so when you connect to the share you have to authorize to the installer user. is the less headache about this topic
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best idea is to use on that share a special install user access only so when you connect to the share you have to authorize to the installer user. is the less headache about this topic

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if i give authorization to user where it is installing , he can copy on to his computer . i dont want that
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if i give authorization to user where it is installing , he can copy on to his computer . i dont want that

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Provide the user with read and execute permission for the folder.
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Provide the user with read and execute permission for the folder.

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i want to keep a shared folder of software to install it anywhere by executing files on the folder . but i dont want to copy anybody those folder .
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i want to keep a shared folder of software to install it anywhere by executing files on the folder . but i dont want to copy anybody those folder .

FILES TO EXECUTE BUT NOT TO COPY

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