Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2013 4:04 am
1) Rivedi le impostazioni dei permessi attribuiti a quell'utente (come al punto 3)spawn2001 wrote: sono riuscito a fare tutto, unica cosa ho un pc windows che mi da Accesso Negato alla cartella condivisa da password
2) Si, è un criterio di sicurezzaOltretutto prima tutti potevano accedere alla cartella "Documenti Condivisi" senza password, ora sono stato obbligato a mettere un account generico, è normale?
3) Si, anche in questo caso dipende dai permessi concessi, come specificato in questa parte di uno dei documenti che ti avevo segnalato (di default, sono attivi permessi di lettura ed ereditarietà):Altra cosa, è possibile fa si che una cartella condivisa privata (deve poter essere letta solo da un utente particolare) risulti visibile nell'elenco delle cartelle condivise?
You can use the Server app to set ACL permissions for a folder or a file. An Access Control List (ACL) consists of Access Control Entries (ACEs), which you can add and change.
Each entry applies to a specific user or group. For each entry, you can set 17 permissions, giving you much finer control over access than you have with standard permissions. For example, entries in an ACL can grant delete permission separately from write permission, so that a user can edit a file but can’t delete it.
The first entry in the list takes precedence over the second, which takes precedence over the third, and so on. For example, if the first entry denies a user the right to edit a file, other entries that allow the same user editing permissions are ignored. The entries in the ACL also take precedence over standard permissions.
- In the Server app sidebar, select the server and then click Storage.
- Select the folder or file whose access permissions you want to change, and then choose Edit Permissions from the Action pop-up menu.
- To add an entry, click the Add button (+), and enter the name of the user or group you want to set specific access permissions for.As you type, the Server app looks up matching user and group accounts and displays them in a list. Clicking a user or group grants access permissions to the user or group.
- To change the permission level for an entry, click the current setting in the Permission column and choose a setting from the pop-up menu.[TABLE]
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[TH="align: left"]Option[/TH]
[TH="align: left"]Description[/TH]
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[TD]Full Control:[/TD]
[TD]Has full administration, read, write, and inheritance permissions.[/TD]
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[TD]Read & Write:[/TD]
[TD]Has full read, write, and inheritance permissions.[/TD]
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[TD]Read:[/TD]
[TD]Has full read and inheritance permissions.[/TD]
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[TD]Write:[/TD]
[TD]Has full write and inheritance permissions.[/TD]
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[TD]Custom:[/TD]
[TD]Doesn’t have full administration, read, write, or inheritance permissions.[/TD]
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By default, each new entry has full read and inheritance permissions. - To change detailed permission settings for an entry, click the disclosure triangle next to the entry, optionally click the additional disclosure triangles that appear, and select or deselect permission settings.For information about the detailed permission settings, see Access control lists (ACLs) and Access control entries (ACEs).
