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Permissions revisited (General questions)

by jasnew1969, Friday, September 26, 2008, 03:30 (5902 days ago)

Scenario:
Windows XP Pro
Users: Administrator(admin priviledges)
Manager(user priviledges)
Assistant(user priviledges)

Problem:
When a file is updated as a regular user, the file is deleted. When the new file is copied over, it doesn't get replaced with the same permissions. If it's the manager, then assistant is missing. If it's assistant, then manager is doesn't have permission. The files are set to inherit their permissions from the parent folder. Bld is 1.3.4.91. Have you tested this type of scenario? Do you have the same issues?

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