Brett Conlon <brett_conlon at sonymusic.com.au> wrote: >Hi all, > >I'm moving our OS9 AppleShare IP Server over to OSX Server. I'm mostly >there but have run into an issue. > >I have created all my user and group accounts and I've set up share points >with relevant group access to the parent partitions but there are specific >folders within each volume that require different permissions. > >For example, I have a "Base Arts" folder (that houses all our templates) >and the group CREATIVE has read only permissions but the BASE ARTS EDITORS >group needs read/write access. > >When I'm inside Workgroup Manager do I set the group to BASE ARTS EDITORS >with read/write permissions then leave Others to Read Only or is there a >more appropriate way? > >Also, if I was to set this parent folder called "Base Arts" to Group: BASE >ARTS EDITORS Read/write and Others: Read Only, how on earth do I set the >enclosed items to be the same? There is a "copy" button next to "Copy >these privileges to enclosed items" but it is greyed out. The only other >way I have been able to adjust permissions on sub folders so far was to >get Info on the "Base Arts" folder in the Finder and set them there, >clicking the "Apply to Enclosed Items" button. Unfortunately, the group >name doesn't get copied but the privilege of Read/Write does. > >I'm concerned I'm gunna mess it up doing it this way but I have to be able >to change privileges to enclosed items otherwise the editors are not going >to have read/write access to the folders they need, right? > >Further to this I just discovered that our partition called "DESIGN FILE >SHARING" (where we do all of our shared work) is set to Group: CREATIVE, >read/write (as it was set in Workgroup Manager) but all the sub folders >are group: unknown , Read Only. There are hundreds of files/folders in >this volume that I need to be able to change all together to the right >setting. > >I'm sure I'm going about this the wrong way. Until now this way has worked >for me under OS9's AppleShare IP server setup. > >Thanks for your help! > >Cheers, > >Cojcolds how are you handling workstation authentication? don