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From: Paul Knibbs (pknibbs_at_3t.co.uk)
Date: Tue Oct 29 2002 - 02:29:09 CST

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    Eric Howard said:

    >>Microsoft, in my opinion, has committed a grave mistake in
    the NTFS permission scheme for the WINNT directory. ANY user may create
    file in this directory, even AFTER the C2 security rollups are applied.<<

    I'm not sure what OS he's talking about, but I can attest that these are NOT
    the default permissions set on either Windows XP Professional or Windows
    2000 Server. On my XP Pro machine WINNT is writeable by Power Users and
    Administrators, while normal users have only read and execute access.
    Similarly, on a Win2K server I just checked out, Server Operators and
    Administrators have write access, but again normal users can only read and
    execute.

    Paul Knibbs
    Systems Administrator
    3T Productions Ltd
    T: 0161 492 1400 F: 0161 492 1401
    www.3t.co.uk

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