Prohibit access to the parent folder

[machok]

Hello,

I did some research on the forum, but I found nothing.
So my problem: For an FTP with IIS (5.0) under Windows 2000 Server, I have a "FTP" in it with 2 subfolders (example: "dossier_util1" and "dossier_util2"). When the user logs in he is redirected ftp directly assigned to his case (example: user1 redirected to "dossier_util1"). The problem is that it can return to the parent folder, ie the file "FTP" and so it can see the other directories. And that I do not want. I want it only has access to his file (and possibly subdirectories).

Is it possible someone would have an idea? (by logging into FTP with IE it works ... but hey ...)

[Baser-X]

There are two levels of permissions in sharing: Share permissions and NTFS folder permissions. The more restricted one wins in this case. In your case, take a look at the NTFS folder permission, and see if it has been defined appropriately.

[SreeKanth]

Security Constraints are applied to pages and folders. Security Constraints either grant or deny access to pages and folders. Constraints can be defined in one or all of these four places:

1. Global: As declarations in the page.security file found in the root of the PSML tree.
2. Folder: In the folder.metadata file optionally located in every directory.
3. Page: In PSML files to constrain access to specific pages.
4. Fragment: In page PSML files to constrain access to a specific fragment within a page.

[BoanHed]

If you mean seeing a listing of the files of the website directory then if the webmaster did not allow this, then you won't be able to do it.

If you mean you want to access the directory up one level from the website then I am afraid you won't be able to do it (unless of course you have access on the server).