Users security level is set to 40 with the following flags:

1 ABCDEFGHIJKL
2 ABCDEFGHIJKL
3 RS
4 B

File Library # 2 Coco

Operator requirements is set to:

(LEVEL 40 & FLAG 4B | FLAG 4T)

Operator Library #10 Operator Requirements for Windows Library is set to:

(LEVEL 40 & FLAG 4H | FLAG 4T)

Why is this person able to edit the files in the Windows Library?


Thanks

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Re: Operator Security Requirments
By: Phil to All on Sat Oct 24 2015 00:46:57

(LEVEL 40 & FLAG 4B | FLAG 4T)

This might not be doing exactly what you want it to. Here are some alternatives:

((LEVEL 40 & FLAG 4B) | FLAG 4T)
- If the user is level 40 and has flag 4B
- Or the user is any level and has flag 4T

(LEVEL 40 & (FLAG 4B | FLAG 4T))
- The user is level 40 and has either flag 4B or flag 4T

I provide both examples because I can't tell by reading your string exactly how you wish to group those requirements (and Synchronet probably can't either.)

Not sure if this will solve your problem, but it's the way to nest ARS statements.

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Users security level is set to 40 with the following flags:

1 ABCDEFGHIJKL
2 ABCDEFGHIJKL
3 RS
4 B

File Library # 2 Coco

Operator requirements is set to:

(LEVEL 40 & FLAG 4B | FLAG 4T)

Operator Library #10 Operator Requirements for Windows Library is set

to:

(LEVEL 40 & FLAG 4H | FLAG 4T)

Why is this person able to edit the files in the Windows Library?

Thanks

I got it work.

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Re: Re: Operator Security Requirments
By: Phil to Phil on Sat Oct 24 2015 02:01 am

Operator Library #10 Operator Requirements for Windows Library is set

to:

(LEVEL 40 & FLAG 4H | FLAG 4T)
Why is this person able to edit the files in the Windows Library?

I got it work.

yeah, you gave lvl 40 access to edit the files. that's why.
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