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And people just end up running everything as Admin the first time something needs any of this.
by fdgdasfadsf 10y ago
And people just end up running everything as Admin the first time something needs any of this.
- paol 10y agoYou exaggerate, but only slightly. Whatever the theoretical properties of the windows security model, it's a failure of usability, and that means most of the time none of it gets used. Windows is not alone in this, SELinux suffers from exactly the same problem.
- anthk 10y agoExactly. JOin NT perms with sharing perms plus GPO's and you'll get a clusterfuck.