I'm setting up a system for a non-profit school that has students coming in
next Tuesday. Currently setting up the computer lab.
One request was for us to set up a folder structure like this:Labdata (root of
share) -ToTeacher (subfolder) -ToStudents (subfolder) Rights should allow -
ToTeacher folder should allow rights for students to write files to the folder
but not have access (read or copy) to other student's files in the same folder
ToStudents folder should allow the teacher to dump assignments into that
folder, allow students to copy it to their computer, but not allow anyone but
the teacher to make changes to that file in that folder. I'd be fine with
making two shares instead of just one if that'd help. Is what I'm thinking
about even possible? (ToStudents should be fine, it's the ToTeacher folder that
I'm concerned about) What I'm trying to avoid is the teacher having to go to
each student's home folder to pick up assignments. (20 students, one teacher,
multiple assignments per day). I'd just tweak on it until I figured it out
usually, but I got stuck chasing phantom network issues all day yesterday
(poorly terminated network cables for the most part), and I'm WAY behind... and
I just lost another day because they want me at another site tomorrow. TIA for
any help/advice, or if you have a suggestion for a better way to handle this,
I'd appreciate that too. Right now, I'm off to add a bunch of computers to the
domain.
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