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Using Netshare
364 Netscape Enterprise Server Administrator’s Guide
5.
Click Licenses.
6.
Select “Netscape Enterprise Server” and click Save Changes.
For a set of existing users, mark all users as licensed by using the Netshare
utility.
Access Control For Netshare
When you create a Netshare home directory for a user ID, the server assigns the
user as its owner and the user is the only one who can write to the directory.
Other users can read the user’s files, but cannot make any changes to them
unless the user explicitly provides such access permissions.
The default access permission is to allow anyone defined as a valid server user
to read any Netshare directory, but only the designated owner of the Netshare
home directory can modify the files.
This is the default ACL that is applied to the Netshare parent directory:
allow (all) user = ’owner’;
When you create a Netshare home directory for a group, the server assigns
ownership of the files and folders in that directory to the owner’s user ID. This
also gives all users in the group read-write access permission for all files and
folders in the home directory. Because this requires creating a new ACL rule for
this particular group, this forces the server to restart to pick up the new ACL
information.
Using the Server Manager
The Enterprise Server provides pages that allow you to modify Netshare
configuration settings (Set Up Netshare) and create Netshare home directories
(Create Netshare).