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| I'm running Small Business Server 2003 SP1, and trying to set up an FTP
site. I've copied a working example from a Win2k3 SP1 machine, and
have set up an FTP site with non-AD user isolation pointing to d:\web.
I've created the localuser\myuser directories, and permissions are set
on the d:\web, d:\web\localuser, and d:\web\localuser\myuser
directories.
I'm still getting the "home directory inaccessable" message.
I've run the MS Authentication & Access Control Diagnostics app, and
it's telling me that everything is pretty much ok, but the
"BUILTIN\Users" group is lacking the "access this computer" privilege.
Normally, I'd know how to set this, but SBS seems to have installed all
manner of wizards and plug-ins, and I'm completely stuck.
Can anyone tell me if I definately need to enable that permission, and
if so, how? Or is there something else I need to do, in order to get
this working?
Thanks in advance - this is driving me nuts!
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| Bernard Cheah [MVP] 2006-01-06, 7:58 am |
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"Dunc" <duncan.welch@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1136457050.562099.62920@o13g2000cwo.googlegroups.com...
> I'm running Small Business Server 2003 SP1, and trying to set up an FTP
> site. I've copied a working example from a Win2k3 SP1 machine, and
> have set up an FTP site with non-AD user isolation pointing to d:\web.
> I've created the localuser\myuser directories, and permissions are set
> on the d:\web, d:\web\localuser, and d:\web\localuser\myuser
> directories.
>
> I'm still getting the "home directory inaccessable" message.
>
> I've run the MS Authentication & Access Control Diagnostics app, and
> it's telling me that everything is pretty much ok, but the
> "BUILTIN\Users" group is lacking the "access this computer" privilege.
> Normally, I'd know how to set this, but SBS seems to have installed all
> manner of wizards and plug-ins, and I'm completely stuck.
>
> Can anyone tell me if I definately need to enable that permission, and
> if so, how? Or is there something else I need to do, in order to get
> this working?
>
> Thanks in advance - this is driving me nuts!
>
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