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In article <1991Jun18.143452.3301@news.nd.edu> j1whalen@handel.helios.nd.edu (Jon Whalen) writes:
>AppleTalk Wizards:
>
>Two questions:
>
>1) We're running Aufs (CAP 6.0) on a Sparc 1+ running SunOS 4.1.0. It works ok
>except that occasionally we get an error message saying something to the effect
>of "You have in sufficient permission to ..." when we try to copy or delete
>files.
>
>Now I looked, and the .finderinfo and .resource directories are being created,
>and right now they always give global read, write, and execute permission.
>So I fail to understand how anyone could have insufficient permission.

CAP wants to have permission to access a .finderinfo and .resource directory
in the directory ABOVE the AFP volume directory.

>
>It may be of value to note that I have a .afpvols file in my home directory
>and I haven't encountered the problem, but other users who simply default
>to their home directories *do* have the problem. Although, as I said, the
>permissions and ownership of the .finderinfo and .resource directories
>appear to be correct. Any clues anyone?

Look to see if you also have a .resource and .finderinfo directory in your
home directory.  My bet is that you do.  Have your users move their files
down a directory and add these directories (world writeable) or create
these directories in the directory above their home directory (not as
recommended)

This is documented somewhere.  I remembered seeing it when I was told, but I
haven't been able to relocate it.

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