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Desktop Client 1 is used by User U who is in Group B. Client 1 has synced X and X/Y.
Now when explicitly denyingGroup B to access to SubfolderX/Y, the Desktop Client 1 does not remove Subfolder X/Y locally. However, any changes made to the contents of X/Y will (obviously) fail to sync.
The only workaround is to selectively disable X in the sync preferences and wait for it to be removed. Then re-enable X to get only the contents User U is allowed to see.
Environment:
NextCloud Server 17.0.2
GroupFolders 5.0.5
NextCloud Desktop Mac 2.6.2stable
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Let's take the following situation
Folder
X
:Group A
: full accessGroup B
: read accessSubfolder
X/Y
:Group A
: full accessGroup B
: read accessDesktop
Client 1
is used byUser U
who is inGroup B
.Client 1
has syncedX
andX/Y
.Now when explicitly denying
Group B
to access to SubfolderX/Y
, the DesktopClient 1
does not remove SubfolderX/Y
locally. However, any changes made to the contents ofX/Y
will (obviously) fail to sync.The only workaround is to selectively disable
X
in the sync preferences and wait for it to be removed. Then re-enableX
to get only the contentsUser U
is allowed to see.Environment:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: