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by acattr
When a (file or folder's, AKA - Child object) security properties are inherited by its parent folder(parent object).
Ex.
I assign user rights to folder c:\parent under the properities, security tab, and then I go to the advanced button, and select "reset permissions on all child objects and enable propagation of inherited permissions"
Now if I create a folder c:\parent\child, this child folder will be given the user rights I assigned to c:\parent folder, because the rights were inherited.
by linni_babii
by mroddy
Also by default any file or folder moved or copied into a folder from a different partition will "inherit" the rights of the folder that it was moved into.
For NTFS the following rule applies;
All Copying Inherits permissions
Only moving to (or within) the same partition retains original permissions.
Hope this answers your question.
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by linni_babii
by linni_babii
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