D:\ is the partition with the data on it. Under D:\ there are the SQL
database files as well as other miscellaneous stuff that the average
person doesn't need to deal with. Then there's a "websites" directory.
Basically, management wants to lock it down so that when developers RDS
in, they can only see the websites directory. I know that with
dreamweaver you could tell everyone to put D:\websites as their root RDS
folder in the client setup, but that's not really secure.
What I was wondering is if I set up the RDS service to run as a user
account that didn't have access to the root D:\ but it did have access
to the websites folder, what would happen? Would that fix everything?
Would it work if someone had D:\ in their Dreamweaver RDS configuration
or would they have to change it to D:\websites? I wish RDS was a little
more robust with maybe some account creation, etc with permissions and
folder assignments. Anyway, any suggestions would be appreciated.
John Burns
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