Posts Tagged ‘file’
I am using Windows 7 and I’m running a remote desktop connection via a VPN server. Now let’s say I want to open a Word document on that server with MS Word on my own computer without downloading it. Is it possible? How?
I installed active directory on Windows server 2003 Standard, and created a domain user on the server, then (after much trouble) i was able to logon as the user. The problem is, as the user, i can’t view/open any type of document or archive. I either get an ‘Access is denied’ error or gibberish appears on the screen. What can i do?
I want to copy/paste files/folder from UNIX server and paste them in the same UNIX server but in different folder location. I want to perform this action from my windows XP machine by executing a batch file that connects to UNIX server (can be using either telnet or putty) that copies and paste the files (within same UNIX server) into different folder location.
Appreciate your help in this.
Thanks in advance!
I want to create a directory share for Windows 2000 Server that any user can write to. However, I want it so when users add or create files, they can’t view or modify others’ data. This works out fine, but how do you make it so the owner of a folder can’t change the permissions, while still leaving them as the owner? Otherwise users could deny Admins permissions to that file, and then admins would have to reset the permissions for that file which can be time-consuming. Any ideas?
I want to setup my server 2008 in such a way that i can just dump my files on there that i need on different computers.
Is there any freeware and tools able to generate a report of listing Windows 2003 server shared file security permission ?
Any software can enumerate the shared file security permission ?
ErrorDocument 404 /filenotfound.php Little handy .htaccess file tip for all you guys creating dynamic websites on Apache, PHP, MySQL, etc… Create and design your own custom 404 missing document pages.
Windows Server 2003 File Server Shadow Copy
Let’s say I have a group of shared files and folders on a Windows Server 2003 machine. Can I manipulate the advanced permissions to allow a user to see the file and even view the contents, but not let them COPY the file (such as, to another folder or there own system)? Thank you.
I recently switched to a dedicated LINUX server am having trouble uploading files. The default upload owner and group is apache, and for some reason I can run PHP functions mkdir and chmod but NOT chgrp or chown. Ultimatly the PHP move_uploaded_file function is failing due to the apache group and owner. Any ideas how to fix this?
The problem was related to safe mode being off. Once I changed the local and master values of safe mode, it worked.