I am archiving files into self-extracting .exe files. I want the user to have to copy the .exe to their machine in order to execute (extract) the files. So I want to deny only execute permission. They should still be able to write new files, and traverse folders. Possible?
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This is not a duplicate post as Mark labeled it as. The valid, and different, question is setting execute to deny but still allowing traverse folder permission. In Server 08, the permission is labeled as "Traverse folder/Execute file". This is found in the properties > security > advanced >permissions section.
You should now be able to traverse folder and not execute file. The deny will not overide the allow traversal since it is applied to the files in the folder and not the folder/subfolder themselves. You will now have two permission entries under your permissions. One for the allowing traversal and everything else. the second, just for denying execution of files. | |||
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If I recall correctly, you'll find what you are looking for under the security settings of the folder. Just right click the specific folder, select properties, then the security tab. You can set just read and write capabilities without giving execute rights. | |||||||||||
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besides Mike's advice, you have firstly choose the kind of user to whom apply rights. So, if you want apply these restrictions to a normal user, you have to find group "Users" or which you prefer or you have to create a group and add all the users you want and apply rights to this new group. | |||
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