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Greetings.
There was a problem with the folder permissions.
User X does not have access to the X1 folder. But, when synchronizing files and folders through the windows client, the folder X1 appears on the user's X computer.
And here is the question.
Is it possible to make the folder X1 to which the user X has no access, was not visible on the user's X computer when synchronizing the windows application?
Thanks for the advice,
BR.
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@Eon1990 wrote:
Greetings.
There was a problem with the folder permissions.
User X does not have access to the X1 folder. But, when synchronizing files and folders through the windows client, the folder X1 appears on the user's X computer.
And here is the question.
Is it possible to make the folder X1 to which the user X has no access, was not visible on the user's X computer when synchronizing the windows application?
Thanks for the advice,
BR.
I had the same problem, it occurred when user x had at least read permissions to the parent folder of x1. What I ended up doing was creating another root team folder dedicated to x1. In this way x1 would be hidden to all without permissions in the windows client. There may be another way, but this is what I did. Hope this helps.
@Eon1990 wrote:
Greetings.
There was a problem with the folder permissions.
User X does not have access to the X1 folder. But, when synchronizing files and folders through the windows client, the folder X1 appears on the user's X computer.
And here is the question.
Is it possible to make the folder X1 to which the user X has no access, was not visible on the user's X computer when synchronizing the windows application?
Thanks for the advice,
BR.
I had the same problem, it occurred when user x had at least read permissions to the parent folder of x1. What I ended up doing was creating another root team folder dedicated to x1. In this way x1 would be hidden to all without permissions in the windows client. There may be another way, but this is what I did. Hope this helps.
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Thx for advice. BR!
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