Dave Korn wrote:
On 03/03/2010 00:34, Wes Barris wrote:
My W: drive is a mapped network drive. However, it is mapped to a
share coming from the same physical computer. This drive contains
all of my data including a folder that I wish to use as my home
directory (W: is mapped to //mycomputer/share/home).
Just to check the obvious: is it mapped with the default (i.e., read-only!)
permissions, or did you open it up?
When I enabled sharing on that drive I checked the box that would
allow network users to modify the files.
The contents of this drive was copied from my previous computer
on which I used the same username.
Argh. Ouch. That's probably part of the problem. Using the same username
on a different computer does *not* give your user account the same identity,
when we're talking about local machine accounts rather than domain/workgroup
accounts.
How *exactly* did you copy "the contents of this drive" across?
I put the two drives into the same computer and used Windows to
copy the contents from one drive to the other. This was done
in the new computer. I have also re-installed Windows on the
new computer. Does re-installing Windows change the machine
portion of the SID or is the SID tied to hardware?
cheers,
DaveK
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