ACL security

[Brian K]

Bob Coleman wrote:
> I played around
> with the permissions on both the drive and a newly created folder on the drive. I
> couldn't come up with anything that affected

Same here. I have to run that Permissions script on the newly created IFL image.

[Bob Coleman]

I decided I could to reformat the external drive. I did and doing so seems to have resolved the issue.

It still seems odd to me that formatting from BIBM Partition Work left the drive in a different state in this context than simply using the drive as received, but it seems to have done so.

[mjnelson99]

Maybe if Windows formats it is a bit different??
Mary

On 6/21/2017 4:30 PM, Bob Coleman wrote:
> I decided I could to reformat the external drive. I did and doing so seems to have resolved the issue.
>
> It still seems odd to me that formatting from BIBM Partition Work left the drive in a different state in this context than simply using the drive as received, but it seems to have done so.
>
>

[Bob Coleman]

mjnelson99 wrote:
> Maybe if Windows formats it is a bit different??
> Mary
>
> On 6/21/2017 4:30 PM, Bob Coleman wrote:
> > I decided I could to reformat the external drive. I did and doing so
> seems to have resolved the issue.
> >
> > It still seems odd to me that formatting from BIBM Partition Work left
> the drive in a different state in this context than simply using the drive
> as received, but it seems to have done so.
> >
> >

I formatted it in Windows also. That worked too. Oddly, to me, when I allocated and formatted it in Windows it ended up being owned by SYSTEM whereas when allocated and formatted in BIBM Partition Work it ended up being owned by Administrators (BOB-COLEMAN\Administrators), but either way image (backup) files created outside of Windows behave normally as far as TBIMount is concerned.