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I have 5 sites hosted for others and they would be able to get into the
other webs if i did not set these accounts per site. Well anyhow i don't
think it is a "fix" for SP1
"Thomas A. Rowe" wrote:
> I really never set those up originally, all of my sites are set to have full access from the Admin
> account. This is a in-house server used for development only.
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> Plus there should be no reason for SP1 to change those permissions.
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> Imagine a web hosting service with 100s of server and 1,000s of user accounts, do you really think
> they are going to re-create accounts?
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