Re: setting permissions in windows 2000

> Hmmm, that should work, but there could also be a share level permission. What I set for "Everyone" is in fact a sharelevel permission. > There are two "gateways" a user must go through, so to speak, when accessing > a resource on a Windows computer. > > 1. The Share Permissions > 2. The file permissions. > > If the directory is located on another server then the user has to pass > through the "share" permissions as well as the file permissions, if the file > is located on the local server you only have to contend with the "file" > permissions. This is on my local machine > The share permissions override, so to speak, the file permissions so if the > share is set more restrictive than the file permissions then the share will > override and the user can't write to the directory. > > Um, there could be something else I just thought of. Go into the MMC for IIS > and select the properties of the directory in question, you may need to add > "write" permissions to that directory. If you can't do it without creating > an application for that directory then you will have to do that. Im running on Apache not IIS. Thanks for trying.... I think it's hopeless :) I'll just upload everything to the Unix box. Ed