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Windows 10 folder permissions
Posted: 2022-01-22 11:27
by edufissure3
Hi, im trying to connect from one pc with windows 10 and fileserver on it, with another pc also windows 10 and ftp client.
In server i put my files and folders that i want to make avalaible inside a folder in root disk : c://mycompany...
I made ping from client to server.
When i connect from client to server it says error in permissions, could not retrieve directories.
Im frustrated as i have made many changes in mycompany folder permissions.
Can anyone explain the permissions to the folder and recursive folders and files to share and be able to be accessible from client ?
Or its better to use another folder ?
Thanks
Re: Windows 10 folder permissions
Posted: 2022-01-23 14:54
by emc2peer
Hi,
are they on the same LAN? Is permission on firewall set?
The "Virtual path" have to be set as "/" and the "Native path" to "C:\your_folder\subfolder\etc"
See to log in the GUI of FileZilla Server.
Re: Windows 10 folder permissions
Posted: 2022-01-24 10:28
by edufissure3
emc2peer wrote: ↑2022-01-23 14:54
Hi,
are they on the same LAN? Is permission on firewall set?
The "Virtual path" have to be set as "/" and the "Native path" to "C:\your_folder\subfolder\etc"
See to log in the GUI of FileZilla Server.
Firewall in both machines are disabled all firewall options are disabled.
They are in the same lan, one pc is the host and other the guest, in same pc a virtual machine with network adapter in bridge or NAT mode.
In groups seems not necesary to set /.
Id try later... but i need to know the settings of a shared folder in filezilla-server.
Thanks
Re: Windows 10 folder permissions
Posted: 2022-01-24 12:55
by emc2peer
edufissure3 wrote: ↑2022-01-24 10:28
In groups seems not necesary to set /.
It was an example. The configuration is the same as in Users. You can set it for example by this way:
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Groups / Group-1
Virtual path = "/Group" ; Native path = "D:\Group-1" (shared to all group members)
Users / John (member of Group-1)
Virtual path = "/" ; Native path = "D:\Users\John"
See also this thread:
viewtopic.php?f=6&t=54446
But at the first it is necessary to be connected to the FTP server.
Do you see any connected user in FileZilla Server GUI?
Do you see anything in the log panel of FileZilla Server GUI?
Re: Windows 10 folder permissions
Posted: 2022-01-24 18:56
by edufissure3
I have class on Wednesday and id test again whats the problem....
About groups, i posted
viewtopic.php?f=6&t=54446
and from my understanding its not necessary or mandatory to set the "/" Virtual path, neither 1.2.0 nor nightly builds...
Hope 1.3.0 or at least RC could be avalaible soon as there are many important fixes in permissions, and TLS and many important things....
emc2peer wrote: ↑2022-01-24 12:55
edufissure3 wrote: ↑2022-01-24 10:28
In groups seems not necesary to set /.
It was an example. The configuration is the same as in Users. You can set it for example by this way:
Code: Select all
Groups / Group-1
Virtual path = "/Group" ; Native path = "D:\Group-1" (shared to all group members)
Users / John (member of Group-1)
Virtual path = "/" ; Native path = "D:\Users\John"
See also this thread:
viewtopic.php?f=6&t=54446
But at the first it is necessary to be connected to the FTP server.
Do you see any connected user in FileZilla Server GUI?
Do you see anything in the log panel of FileZilla Server GUI?
Re: Windows 10 folder permissions
Posted: 2022-01-27 16:17
by edufissure3
Seems it was a bug about permissions, solved in nightly builds....expecting new release soon
Thanks for your work