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Article ID: 258254 - Last Review: February 21, 2007 - Revision: 2.1
FP2000: Subweb Inherits Permissions When Set to Use Unique Permissions
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When you open a subweb in Microsoft FrontPage 2000, the
Settings tab in the
Permissions dialog box shows that the subweb is inheriting permissions from
the root web, even though you set it to use unique permissions. You are not
able to make any permissions changes to the subweb.
This problem occurs when you open a subweb that has
capitalization that is different than that of the
userealm value in the Access.cnf for that Web, for example:
UseRealm:/Subweb. The Access.cnf file can be found in the hidden folder
_vti_pvt. In this case you should open the Web by using a capital S in Subweb.
Another option is to rename this value to: UseRealm:/subweb and then use
lowercase when you open the Web. The change to Access.cnf takes effect
immediately.
Open the Web by using the same capitalization as the actual
folder that contains the subweb.
Microsoft has confirmed
that this is a problem in FrontPage 2000 Server Extensions.
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