Find USERID for Last Modified files and folders

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Is there a method or a 3rd-party tool to find the userid that last
modified files and folders. There are some users on our network that
are MOVEing files and folders instead of COPYing them. These
particular files need to be accessable and editable by all. But, we
need to educate those who are unaware of their actions if we can only
track them down.

Thanks,
MJR

 

[jud]

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"Mikka" <google@horses-mouth.com> wrote in message
news:a6c87e2a.0408091157.538ad4aa@posting.google.com...
> Is there a method or a 3rd-party tool to find the userid that last
> modified files and folders. There are some users on our network that
> are MOVEing files and folders instead of COPYing them. These
> particular files need to be accessable and editable by all. But, we
> need to educate those who are unaware of their actions if we can only
> track them down.
>
> Thanks,
> MJR

Why not just set the security rights up so that users can copy but not move,
would be easier

Jud

 

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"Jud" <jud@livingroom.com> wrote in message news:<n4SRc.966$zT5.604@newsfe6-gui.ntli.net>...
> "Mikka" <google@horses-mouth.com> wrote in message
> news:a6c87e2a.0408091157.538ad4aa@posting.google.com...
> > Is there a method or a 3rd-party tool to find the userid that last
> > modified files and folders. There are some users on our network that
> > are MOVEing files and folders instead of COPYing them. These
> > particular files need to be accessable and editable by all. But, we
> > need to educate those who are unaware of their actions if we can only
> > track them down.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > MJR
>
> Why not just set the security rights up so that users can copy but not move,
> would be easier
>
> Jud

There is no MOVE permission that I can find...

But, I set DELETE and DELETE SUBFOLDERS AND FILES to DENY on the
PROPERTIES | ADVANCED SECURITY | PERMISSIONS Object with "Apply onto:
This folder and subfolders" and the Check Box "Apply these permissions
to objects and/or container within this container only" on the
uppermost folder in a tree. It seems prevent a MOVE (copy & delete)
and only allow a copy with an error message.

Am I on the right track?

MJR

 

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On 10 Aug 2004 08:50:39 -0700, googleusergroups@horses-mouth.com (Mikka) wrote:

>"Jud" <jud@livingroom.com> wrote in message news:<n4SRc.966$zT5.604@newsfe6-gui.ntli.net>...
>> "Mikka" <google@horses-mouth.com> wrote in message
>> news:a6c87e2a.0408091157.538ad4aa@posting.google.com...
>> > Is there a method or a 3rd-party tool to find the userid that last
>> > modified files and folders. There are some users on our network that
>> > are MOVEing files and folders instead of COPYing them. These
>> > particular files need to be accessable and editable by all. But, we
>> > need to educate those who are unaware of their actions if we can only
>> > track them down.
>> >
>> > Thanks,
>> > MJR
>>
>> Why not just set the security rights up so that users can copy but not move,
>> would be easier
>>
>> Jud
>
>There is no MOVE permission that I can find...
>
>But, I set DELETE and DELETE SUBFOLDERS AND FILES to DENY on the
>PROPERTIES | ADVANCED SECURITY | PERMISSIONS Object with "Apply onto:
>This folder and subfolders" and the Check Box "Apply these permissions
>to objects and/or container within this container only" on the
>uppermost folder in a tree. It seems prevent a MOVE (copy & delete)
>and only allow a copy with an error message.
>
>Am I on the right track?
>
>MJR


Yes.

Jerold Schulman
Windows: General MVP
JSI, Inc.
http://www.jsiinc.com