Moorehead Johnson wrote:

> Question I'm having trouble with from network security class - lets
> say I want Susie to have permissions to read and launch a program
> from a network share, but I don't want her to be able to right
> click, COPY
> that program...what permissions would I set? As I understand it, if
> you have "read" you also have copy permission, and you can't get
> into
> the directory containing the program without read. Any help would
> be appreciated.
>
> MJ

Copying is reading the contents of a file and writing it into an other
one. You can copy a file using "copy a b" or "type a > b".

If you have read permission, you can copy this file.

If he can read, he have the copy right also.

Savut

"Moorehead Johnson" wrote in message
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> Question I'm having trouble with from network security class - lets
> say I want Susie to have permissions to read and launch a program from
> a network share, but I don't want her to be able to right click, COPY
> that program...what permissions would I set? As I understand it, if
> you have "read" you also have copy permission, and you can't get into
> the directory containing the program without read. Any help would be
> appreciated.
>
> MJ

Only solution i know is to block access to write anywhere else or make
it more dificult and block right click with group policy.

Moorehead Johnson wrote:

> Question I'm having trouble with from network security class - lets
> say I want Susie to have permissions to read and launch a program from
> a network share, but I don't want her to be able to right click, COPY
> that program...what permissions would I set? As I understand it, if
> you have "read" you also have copy permission, and you can't get into
> the directory containing the program without read. Any help would be
> appreciated.
>
> MJ