| Title: | Microsoft Exchange Server |
| Notice: | |
| Moderator: | FLASK2::SYSTEM |
| Created: | Fri Feb 17 1995 |
| Last Modified: | Thu Jun 05 1997 |
| Last Successful Update: | Thu Jun 05 1997 |
| Number of topics: | 1099 |
| Total number of notes: | 5174 |
We have a strange problem with Exchange and personal folder on NT servers. Most of our Exchange users have created personal folders on the office server, which is an NT server 3.51 (sp5). Initially, we set the protection on the user's directory to 'User' - Full control, Support - Full control. Then, the user creates a personal folder somwehere in this directory, and works with exchange, moving documents from and to the personal folder. At that time, the ACE on the personal folder is still has it should be. All work fine until he suddently gets a "no access" to that folder ! Checking the ACL on the personal folder shows that "The security information on J:\Users\Muller\Exchange\mailbox.pst are not standard and cannot be displayed. Do you want to overwrite the current security information ?". Checking further shows that all the files in the directory J:\Users\Muller have had their ACL changed ! Has anyone seen this problem ? Would anyone know why Exchange does need to overwrite the current ACL ? Michel.
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| 866.1 | Recover done? | SWETSC::WESTERBACK | Panta rei | Thu Feb 06 1997 14:16 | 15 |
This happens when doing a restore of e.g a PST file. I have confirmed
that the protection is OK before (Share operator and the user have full
permission), but after restore I get this "not standard" message on all
files in that users directory tree, and have to manually reset it.
I have tested this with both Seagate Backup Exec, and NSR backups, and
the same thing happens. On another system, where all files allow
Everyone full access the permission is not changed.
Seems more like an NT problem than Exchange? Haven't found anything
likely in Comet...
Rgds,
Hans
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| 866.2 | No recover in our case | GVPROD::MSTEINER | Thu Feb 06 1997 14:43 | 7 | |
In our case, we haven't done any recover. We're trying to find out what
exactly has to be done in Exchange to reproduce the problem, but
it's not easy, everything work fine during sometimes and suddently
do not work anymore... (already 3 times today, at each time we had to
set again the ACL on all the user's files).
Michel.
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| 866.3 | Quota exceeded is the cause ! | GVPROD::MSTEINER | Fri Feb 14 1997 07:26 | 5 | |
We use QuotaManager, and have discovered that the problem I described
in .0 is due to a diskquota exceeded ! In reality, the ACL is not
corrupted. Raising the quota limit is enough to remove the problem.
Michel.
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