Dear all,
there's UserA and UserB. Their primary group is users. Both are member
of a group departmentD.
We've a share
drwsrws--- UserA departmentD data
that is accessed by a rather unknown business solution software
(developed with .NET framework).
UserA can write with this business app to this share. UserB can't. When
I modify the permissions to
drwsrws--- UserB departmentD data
it's vice versa.
Both users can read/write this share from Windows Explorer or other
programs. It's just this .NET application that prevents access. It seems
like it's checking access rights in a rather strange way.
Is this a known issue? Is there any solution? I set force group to
+departmentD, but it didn't work. Is it possible to say UserA this
folder (and all files within) are owned by UserA and UserB it's owned by
UserB?
Thank you in advance.
Chris
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