On windows 2000 (w2k), I want to let "everyone" see a directory, but then I want to hide visability of folders below that directory if your aren't a member of the group. Below are my current cacls results:
Q:\>cacls test1 /t
Q:\test1 BANKS\Domain Admins
OI)(CI)F
EveryoneCI)R
Q:\test1\patwin BANKS\Domain AdminsOI)(CI)F
BANKS\PATWINOI)(CI)R
Q:\test1\tst2 BANKS\Domain AdminsOI)(CI)F
I want "patwin" to only see the directy patwin and not tst2. However, at this point tst2 shows up in the list. Granted, patwin can't access tst2 but I don't even want him to see it. I've tried messing with advanced options: "Travers Folder/Execute File", and "List Folder/Read Data", but to no avail. Is it possible to have folders show and not show based on permissions, or am I barking up the wrong tree?
Q:\>cacls test1 /t
Q:\test1 BANKS\Domain Admins
OI)(CI)FEveryone
CI)RQ:\test1\patwin BANKS\Domain Admins
OI)(CI)FBANKS\PATWIN
OI)(CI)RQ:\test1\tst2 BANKS\Domain Admins
OI)(CI)FI want "patwin" to only see the directy patwin and not tst2. However, at this point tst2 shows up in the list. Granted, patwin can't access tst2 but I don't even want him to see it. I've tried messing with advanced options: "Travers Folder/Execute File", and "List Folder/Read Data", but to no avail. Is it possible to have folders show and not show based on permissions, or am I barking up the wrong tree?
