Yesterday running Hyena 2.5.1 on a Win2k desktop, I attempted to change file/directory permissions on two different NTFS volumes, on two NT 4.0 network servers.
Both sets of changes were running and in the midst of applying the new rights throughout the directory structure, when they gave me (a domain admin) an 'access denied' message.
Thereafter I could not access the volumes across the network or from the server console itself. Under disk administrator, on each of the two servers it showed the volume was there, but with with no associated file format. The volumes remained inaccessible even after a restart on the server.
Have you seen any problems like this before?
Early last year we had some strange (I can't remember details) problems when adjusting rights on an NT server, using Hyena from a Win2k client. Since then, with the exception of yesterday it has worked fine.
Yesterday, we lost nearly 50GB of data and were still doing restores at 3 o-clock this morning.
I love Hyena, but can I trust it?
Wayne
Both sets of changes were running and in the midst of applying the new rights throughout the directory structure, when they gave me (a domain admin) an 'access denied' message.
Thereafter I could not access the volumes across the network or from the server console itself. Under disk administrator, on each of the two servers it showed the volume was there, but with with no associated file format. The volumes remained inaccessible even after a restart on the server.
Have you seen any problems like this before?
Early last year we had some strange (I can't remember details) problems when adjusting rights on an NT server, using Hyena from a Win2k client. Since then, with the exception of yesterday it has worked fine.
Yesterday, we lost nearly 50GB of data and were still doing restores at 3 o-clock this morning.
I love Hyena, but can I trust it?
Wayne
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