A very old post, but in case anyone was wondering, to get the Change
permission on a file share, use the following properties on
FileSharePermission:
GenericWrite="yes"
Traverse="yes"
Delete="yes"
GenericRead="yes"
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Okay, I was wrong! I guess by setting only Read permission on the folder
(using Read, GenericRead, and ReadPermission -- not sure yet which one is
the magic one), the user is able to read the files in that folder and cannot
change/modify them. I guess it works even though the checkboxes for Read an
The util:FileSharePermission element has many attributes for setting ACLs on
a file share, but none of them seem to work except for GenericAll. For
example, the following code will not give the user the specified
permissions:
I am install
Hi,
I’m trying to create a file share with the FileShare element. The setup
should create permissions to a user group. So I created a permission entry
with FileSharePermission element. Because the FileSharePermission element
only accepts a reference to the user element (and not group) I defined i
Probably the correct combination of flags.
On Wed, Jul 14, 2010 at 12:13 AM, Elfe Xu wrote:
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> WOW!
> GenericRead + Traverse really works for Read!
> Why it has such an interesting behavior? Is it a bug or by design?
>The GenericRead='yes' Traverse='yes' seems to give Read.
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WOW!
GenericRead + Traverse really works for Read!
Why it has such an interesting behavior? Is it a bug or by design?
The GenericRead='yes' Traverse='yes' seems to give Read.
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of execution of those two actions is very different so
beware.
Amy
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Subject: [WiX-users] FileSharePermission for NT AUTHORITY\NetworkService
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Hello
Hello!
How can I set the file share permission for the NetworkService-User?
Somehow it didn't work with the FileSharePermission-Tag.
Could you give me an example?
Thank you,
Chris
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How do I define share permissions using "FileSharePermission" for the
"Administrators" group? thx!
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All,
I'm using the FileSharePermission element in WiX v3.0.3526.0. Thanks to Rob
for your previous answers on getting this to work.
When I create a share manually, there are only three possible permissions: Full
Control, Change and Read.
However, the FileSharePermission element has many attri
Mole, Chris wrote:
> In the util:FileSharePermission element, there's no Domain attribute. Is
> there some other way to grant fileshare permissions to a domain account?
>
Use DOMAIN\username for the User value.
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Hi,
In the util:FileSharePermission element, there's no Domain attribute. Is there
some other way to grant fileshare permissions to a domain account?
Thanks,
Chris
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zhisheng huang wrote:
A newbie's stupid question. What is the difference between
FileSharePermission and Permission? Could someone please explain the
exact meaning of the following code?
Permission manages the NTFS security for the folder (Security tab in
Explorer); FileSharePermission manage
Hi,
A newbie's stupid question. What is the difference between FileSharePermission
and Permission? Could someone please explain the exact meaning of the following
code?
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