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Subject: QNTC and qsyseteuid
From: michael@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Tue, 12 Jul 2005 09:19:00 -0700
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I want to copy a file to an NT server. The permissions are set up
correctly on the server. If I sign on as the 'special' user, I can use
WRKLNK or CPY and access the file. If I use qsyseteuid I can access the
directory (and any subdirectories) but not a file. If  I SBMJOB and
specify USER('special user') I can also access the file.

Anyone have insight as to why qsyseteuid would allow me to access the
directory and not the file in the directory?

Thanks...

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