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> Flávio Etrusco wrote: > > > Now I know the problem wasn't triggered because of my > efforts to make > > an UNIX-like enviroment on my Windows box - ;) - I guess it is bug, > > isn't it? I mean, why do the CVSNT service need to parse the module > > path folder by folder instead of directly accessing the mapped path? > > It doesn't (aside from finding out the correct filename, > which doesn't > require any extra privileges)... however if you haven't got > rights to > the directories above the module there's no way of getting to > the module > itself. > > Tony I double-checked it; a user can "dir" a subdirectory even if he/she doen't have "List Folder" permission on the parent directory. I guess this is affected by the "Bypass traverse cheking" security policy, but in Windows2000 its default value includes "Everyone". I believe this is a recent issue, since the exactly same configuration was working with a previous CVSNT version (probably 2.0.50). Cheers, Flávio