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by dxmatrix Accepted solution
by Former member Accepted solution
Re-training. I would not have a person like that going around making problems and not knowing how to cure them. You can always tie his hands behind his back.
Try this:
http://www.bluechillies.com/list/access-denied.html
Please post back if you have anymore problems or questions.
by dford Accepted solution
by roberto Accepted solution
You could apply "deny" permissions on files and folders to block him/her access. However an administrator will still have access to change permissions on files/folders to which he was specifically denied access, and is thus able to change permissions to remove the deny ACLs.
Unfortunately there is no "preventive" measures you can take, you will be limited to monitoring the access and the permission changes to find out after-the-fact if he/she changed the ACLs.
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