(Answer) (Category) NetMAXFAQ : (Category) Volumes :
Why did my "reset security permissions" command also reset the permissions on paths other than the one I selected?
Applies to:  NetMAX FreeBSD Bld475
             NetMAX Linux 2.0.37 - 4.0x
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When creating paths on a volume, the user must beware of the directory hierarchy when setting permissions on these paths. If the path "SubPath" points to "/MyVolume/MyPath" and the path "MainPath" points to "/MyVolume", you should set the read/write access and owner/group access permissions on "MainPath" before setting the permissions on "SubPath".

If you don't, then setting permissions on "MainPath" will overwrite the permissions on "SubPath" and any other paths that point to sub directories under "/MyVolume".
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