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Give Access to a Subdirectory Without Giving Access to Parent Directories
I have a scenario involving a Windows file server where the "owner" wants to dole out permissions to a group of users of the following sort:
\\server\dir1\dir2\dir3: Read & Execute and Write
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remote symbolic link / junction
Might be a pretty obvious one but have had some trouble finding solid answers.
I have a directory on a windows network share containing different versions of an application. I would like to have a ...
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Scenario - NTFS Symbolic Link or Junction?
Differences
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│ │ Absolute │ Relative │ File │ Directory │ UNC │
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Can I move Windows 7 C:\Users more easily using 2 installs of Windows 7? [duplicate]
Possible Duplicate:
Moving users folder on Windows Vista/Seven to another partition
I am trying to move my Windows 7 C:\Users folder off of my 64GB SSD onto another drive (A partition on an ...
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How do I delete hardlinks, symbolic links, junction points, etc please?
I could be wrong, but I'm yet to hear a valid argument for the exploitability that these things deliver...outweighing their very dubious / debatable functionality. They seem to me to be marginally ...
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using junctions and moving the Recycle Bin to the right partition
I have got two partitions on a PC running Windows XP:
C: system partition
D: data partition
Usually every user has got his user profile on
C:\Documents and Settings\<user>
But I have moved ...
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When would one prefer a Junction Point (Directory Hard Link) over a symbolic link?
Technically, I get the difference between the two; this is just a usage question.
In particular, I want to move some folders off of a smaller hard drive and onto a larger one, but I need to use some ...
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what is the difference between a symlink , junction , hard link and so on? [duplicate]
Possible Duplicate:
What is the difference between NTFS hard links and directory junctions?
well just got a litlle confused about all of them.
so any explanation?
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Using symbolic link in Windows XP
Junction is a good symbolic link tool in XP. However, it's not so easy to use at first moment, ie. only can use command line interface; move/rename target file/folder; got to use 'junction -d ' to ...
