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Windows server 2000 folder security

  • 27-11-2009 3:57pm
    #1
    00sully
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,266 ✭✭✭


    Hey,

    I was wondering is the following scenario possible.

    I have an application running under the NT User logged in context which needs Write ONLY access to a folder. This folder is on a different server share.

    I then need to give the same server share read only access to a specific user.

    so basically, a group of users can write files to the directory but cannot read the directory. This write access must be Write ONCE only - not allowed to modify written files or even list directory contents

    the one user with Read ONLY access can see the files no problem.

    Can this be achieved?

    I have set the folder to be shared for instance and all users can access it

    \\shareFolder

    then created a subfolder within which is to be write only

    \\shareFolder\writeFiles

    however when I do this, the application gets full access to "writeFiles" I think because it is propogated down from access from the share even tho it is specifically set not to do this.

    Is such a configuration possible on Windows server 2000?

    Thanks.


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