Hi, Im new on windows Server 2008 and i heve set a file sharing role with group permissions.
EX: share = general
permission = Users (group)
group User = alex, robert.on my (network)client i can connect my share as a network drive but when robert create file or folder ''X'', alex can't read/write this file/folder (acess is denied). im sure that this is a ownership problem. My goal is to have a folder shared over the network that every user can read/write on every files.
I was using Ubuntu server before, and for those who know this: 0777. this is what i want as a create mask on my windows server
Wouldn't that be the everyone group? How do you know when a politician is lying? His mouth is moving.
I dont want everybody to have acess on this folder. I want to have a folder where file can be share with R/W/X access for user allowed on that share, In pratice I want Alex to save a file in this folder and later on, Robert will be able to read write on that file, or delete it...
That's not what you said. Here's your quote: "My goal is to have a folder shared over the network that every user can read/write on every files."
How do you know when a politician is lying? His mouth is moving.
Everyone that is in the user group. But anyways on a everybody share, file get a owner when created, so others user can't r w x on that file
Permissions inherit down to all subfolders and files unless you explicitly tell it not to. You need to set the share permissions to Everyone: Full Control, and then grant your security group Full Control on all child objects using NTFS permissions. Ownership shouldn't matter when a user has Full Control on an object. Post what your permissions are set to currently. You can troubleshoot permission problems by using the Effective Permissions tab.
Tony
