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In computing, permissions (often called "privileges," "access rights" or just "rights") are rules associated with objects on a computer or network. Permissions determine which objects can access which objects, and to what extent.

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Environment: Windows Server 2022, single Active Directory domain (e.g. MY.DOMAIN), no Azure AD. Problem: I have a security group called RDP (in MY.DOMAIN/DOMAIN). When I add it to the built-in Remote ...
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I am running a small home/SOHO setup with a Synology NAS exported via NFSv3 (sec=sys) and accessed from Linux clients. Current state Linux client: jay -> UID 1000 Synology: jay -> UID 1026 ...
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I'm trying to enable file uploads on ejabberd, and it is failing at "filelib:ensure_dir", since the directories are not showing up. From ensure_path(Path): Ensures that all parent ...
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Dovecot throws error messages after a recent upgrade from 2.3 to 2.4.1 I migrated the previous configuration to 2.4 standards and ran doveconf -n successfully. Dovecot and Postfix services start ...
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We have a large AD domain with three Windows Server 2022 DCs. DNS registration and renewal works with Windows domain members. I do not have control over the DCs (although I can access them for ...
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We have PostgreSQL 14 on Windows Server 2019 where autovacuum processes crash the database server. This is affecting our production environment with 80+ daily users, and I need urgent assistance. ...
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At my internet provider I have just setup a new VM with an image of Windows Server 2025 from the internet provider. On this new installation an icacls C:\ includes BUILTIN\Users:(CI)(AD) and BUILTIN\...
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I am trying to set up an SFTP server on Ubuntu 20.04. I'm getting this error when I try to connect: bad ownership or modes for chroot directory component I guess this is related to permissions on the ...
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I need to copy all files from an old file server to a new file server on the same local network and preserve all permissions associated with every file. I have done this operation once successfully. ...
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Backstory/context: I am building a lab environment to fill in my knowledge gaps with AD DS, AD CS, etc before undertaking a full PKI deployment at work. The entire setup is brand new OOBE fresh with ...
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I'm debugging a .NET 8 website remotely using SSH and attaching to a process. I'm able to SSH to the webserver and view the dotnet process, however when trying to attach, it fails with the below ...
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I want to customize logging for Bind9. To do that I add the following line to /etc/bind/named.conf: /etc/bind/named.conf.logging" And I create empty logging configuration /etc/bind/named.conf....
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All files on centos are owned by me, goofy, and group as domain group. After uploading a plugin to the server ownership and group ownership "flipped" one of the files in the plugin to appear ...
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