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*This message was transferred with a trial version of CommuniGate(tm) Pro* > Thanks Ken, > Here are the rules..... > > The new objects owner will always be the user that created the object. > > The new object's owner has the same object authority as the parent > directory's owner. The problem is that new object does NOT have the same authority as the parent directory. The object and directory owner is DNET. Only the data authority is inherited from the parent directory. The object authority is not! > The new objects primary group has the same object authority as the parent > directory primary group Adding a primary group with sufficient authority, and ensuring DNET belongs to that group makes no difference. OS/400 checks the user authority - in this case DNET - finds object authority of *NONE and stops checking! DNET has no authority. > > The new object's public has the same object authority as the parent > directory's public. > > Authorization lists are inherited from the parent directory. > The use of an authorisation list also makes no difference to the problem. If DNET is included in the authorisation list with authority *ALL, DNET still has no object authority. If one manually removes DNET from the list of authorised users, whilst still retaining the authorisation list, then DNET now has object authority. > A user requires Unix " W " authority to a directory + OS/400 *OBJEXIST > authority to the directory in order to add or remove objects from a > directory, regardless of authority to the object. > Yes - but how do we get this to happen automatically? > > Kenneth Syd
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