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How
to create an FTP folder with Read Access but Not List Access
By
default, a visitor can see all folders under FTP folders after enabling the
FTP. This step-by-step article describes how to set up FTP folders on an
IIS Web server so that a user can access files when the user knows only the
file name and the folder contents are not listed.
- Right-click the
folder that you want the FTP service to point to, click Properties,
and then click the Security tab. Grant Full Control permissions to
only the Administrators group and remove the Everyone group if it is
present.
- Click Advanced,
and then click Add to add a new rule.
- In the account
selection list, double-click the group that is used for FTP access.
- In the Apply
Onto drop-down list, select Files Only.
- Click to select
Allow for the following permissions:
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List Folder/Read
Data |
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Read Attributes |
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Read Extended
Attributes |
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Read Permissions |
- Click OK.
- Click Add to
add another rule.
- In the account
selection list, double-click the group that is used for FTP access.
- In the Apply
Onto list, click to select This Folder only.
- Click to select
Allow for the following permissions (note that List permissions are
not listed):
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Create Files/Write
Data |
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Create
Folders/Append Data |
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Write Attributes |
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Write Extended
Attributes |
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Read Permissions |
- Click OK
until you have closed all of the property windows.
Note If you apply these permissions to an existing folder or to
existing files, you click to select the
Reset permissions on all child objects and enable propagation of
inheritable permissions check box before you click
OK
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