We have a Web app that write files to DropBox.
Lots of internal users need the documents that the web app creates.
In the beginning we simply had everyone who needed access to the documents created by the web app Sync their own Macs and PC to the Dropbox.
However this became silly as we how have 75,000 documents and every time one was added (hundreds per day) 30 PCS, all on the same shared office internet connection try to grab a copy of the document....choking of the bandwidth for other things and filling lots of hard drives. (killing a few MacBook Airs with their tiny drives etc)
So we added a single mac mini to suck down the Drop Box documents locally, set up SMB and AFP and we thought we were good. Added each user.
We set the main folders read write permissions to: All Read & Write.
Our issue is that new folders are created and they are not getting the "open" permission for all.
What do we need to do to make sure all users can read and write to the dropbox?
(PS How the heck do i edit the title of this post???)
Lots of internal users need the documents that the web app creates.
In the beginning we simply had everyone who needed access to the documents created by the web app Sync their own Macs and PC to the Dropbox.
However this became silly as we how have 75,000 documents and every time one was added (hundreds per day) 30 PCS, all on the same shared office internet connection try to grab a copy of the document....choking of the bandwidth for other things and filling lots of hard drives. (killing a few MacBook Airs with their tiny drives etc)
So we added a single mac mini to suck down the Drop Box documents locally, set up SMB and AFP and we thought we were good. Added each user.
We set the main folders read write permissions to: All Read & Write.
Our issue is that new folders are created and they are not getting the "open" permission for all.
What do we need to do to make sure all users can read and write to the dropbox?
(PS How the heck do i edit the title of this post???)
