m (1 revision(s)) |
m (Docs/Drafts/AdministrationGuide/Permissions/PermissionsGUI moved to Archive:Docs/Drafts/AdministrationGuide/Permissions/PermissionsGUI: This page references a newer draft version. Archiving old page tree then I'll go back and redirect to the new.) |
||
| (One intermediate revision by one other user not shown) | |||
| Line 42: | Line 42: | ||
If you are a member of a ''Secondary Group'', change the group owner using the ''Group''drop-down menu. | If you are a member of a ''Secondary Group'', change the group owner using the ''Group''drop-down menu. | ||
{| | {{Admon/tip | File Access Permissions | After closing and re-opening the properties window for a file or directory, the ''File Access'' permissions appear as ''---''. Your permissions are still set. Use the <code>ls -l [foldername] </code> command to view the file access permissions. If you are already in the <code>[foldername] </code> directory, use the <code>ls -l</code> command.}} | ||
|After closing and re-opening the properties window for a file or directory, the ''File Access'' permissions appear as ''---''. Your permissions are still set. Use the <code>ls -l [foldername] </code> command to view the file access permissions. If you are already in the <code>[foldername] </code> directory, use the <code>ls -l</code> command. | |||
=== File Permissions === | === File Permissions === | ||
| Line 70: | Line 65: | ||
If you are a member of a ''Secondary Group'' you can change the group owner using the ''Group'' drop-down menu. | If you are a member of a ''Secondary Group'' you can change the group owner using the ''Group'' drop-down menu. | ||
{| | {| | ||
|- | |- | ||
|[[Docs/Drafts/AdministrationGuide| Administration Guide - TOC]] ||[[Docs/Drafts/AdministrationGuide/Permissions/PermissionsCLI| Previous Page: Managing Permissions Using the CLI]] ||[[Docs/Drafts/AdministrationGuide/Permissions/PermissionsSpecial| Next Page: Special Permissions]] | |[[Docs/Drafts/AdministrationGuide| Administration Guide - TOC]] ||[[Docs/Drafts/AdministrationGuide/Permissions/PermissionsCLI| Previous Page: Managing Permissions Using the CLI]] ||[[Docs/Drafts/AdministrationGuide/Permissions/PermissionsSpecial| Next Page: Special Permissions]] | ||
|} | |||
Latest revision as of 17:49, 4 March 2009
Permissions
Graphic User Interface
Follow these steps to access a graphic user interface (GUI) for managing permissions on files and folders:
- Right click on the file or folder.
- On the menu that appears, click the Properties menu item.
- Click the Permissions tab.
Folder Permissions
The following is an example of folder permissions in the GUI:
File:Docs Drafts AdministrationGuide Permissions PermissionsGUI folder1.png
The following table describes the Folder Access permissions. Changes to Folder Access permissions take immediate effect:
| Create and delete files | read, write, and execute |
| Access files | read and execute |
| List files only | read |
| None | no permissions, all actions are denied |
The following table describes File Access permissions. This allows finer-grained control of files within directories. Changes to File Access permissions take effect only after clicking the Apply permissions to enclosed files button.
| Read and write | read and write |
| Read-only | read |
When the File Access is set to ---, clicking Apply permissions to enclosed files keeps the current file permissions without changing them.
If the Execute: Allow executing file as program box is ticked, execute permissions are applied for everyone to files within that directory. If the Execute: Allow executing file as program box is not ticked, and you click the Apply permissions to enclosed files button, execute permissions are not removed from files within that directory.
If you are a member of a Secondary Group, change the group owner using the Groupdrop-down menu.
After closing and re-opening the properties window for a file or directory, the File Access permissions appear as ---. Your permissions are still set. Use the
ls -l [foldername] command to view the file access permissions. If you are already in the [foldername] directory, use the ls -l command.File Permissions
The following is an example of file permissions:
File:Docs Drafts AdministrationGuide Permissions PermissionsGUI file1.png
The following table describes the Access permissions for files. Changes to Access permissions take immediate effect:
| Read-only | read |
| Read and write | read and write |
| None | no permissions, all actions are denied |
Ticking the Execute: Allow executing file as program box applies execute permissions for everyone to the file.
If you are a member of a Secondary Group you can change the group owner using the Group drop-down menu.
| Administration Guide - TOC | Previous Page: Managing Permissions Using the CLI | Next Page: Special Permissions |