Default User Permissions in CCM 5.1

It seems that CCM 5 user creation has a new step from 4.1.3 It may have been default in 4 but does not appear to be in 5.1.2.
Is there any way to set the user permissions to Standard CCM End User group by default.
Furthermore is there a way to set the SUSCRIBE CSS to all new users by default?
Thanks

Where do I define that a 'role' is default or selected while I am creating the user account. I do not see any role selection in the user creation page.

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Changing Default User Permissions between two users.

Hello,
I have two users on Mac OSX 10.7. Each of the users are members of the same group. What I need to do is make both users have the ability to read and write files to each other.
As per this article: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2202
I went into: /etc/launchd-user.conf and set umask as 002.
I assumed that this would work. When I did, I logged off and logged back on and create a file in /tmp and found that it was still being created with 644.
Any advice?
Chris

But that will only help on the one "Disk Image".
If we have a bunch of files across different directories, etc. I want to make sure that we can both share files.
For example, I have a Users/Shared and I want every file created in that directory to be avilable to all users in that group.

Setting default user information for Pages templates

Over time I've added email & phone numbers to "my card" in Address book. How can I tell Pages which address & phone number to use for templates like Letters etc. right now it seems to pick old addresses & phone numbers (which I still need in my card, they just are not my first choice anymore.)
(Right now, I'm using Modern letter, but it applies for others as well.)
I know I could create my own templates, but it would be nice to be able to just use the builtin templates.
I can't find any preference in Pages or way to indicate a default in Address book.
thanks

But, to me, it seems logical that this would work.
Use -and instead of -or.
EDIT: To summarize, here's how you can get all mailboxes except a few:
$mbxs = Get-Mailbox | Where { $_.SamAccountName -ne 'bigboss' -and $_.SamAccountName -ne 'someoneelse' }
Here's how you'd return only the specific mailboxes you want:
$mbxs = Get-Mailbox -Filter "SamAccountName -eq 'user.three' -or SamAccountName -eq 'user.four'"
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Thanks for all the responses! This was exactly what I was after, and it works perfectly. There is, however, one final question, if I may.
Before submitting the final command to amend the Default user permissions on every mailbox within the variable, I would like to export the values of these to a .txt file. So, I'm submitting the code below, but I don't know how to push the results out to
a .txt file (ideally without it also printing the results to the console window).
foreach ($m in $mb) { Get-MailboxFolderPermission -Identity $($m.UserPrincipalName+":\calendar") -User Default | fl }
I've tried adding the following both within the parenthesis of the foreach loop and outside of it but it doesn't work.
> C:\tmp\calendar.txt
I also tried the following.
| Add-Content C:\tmp\calendar.txt
But this did not output the same data as it does when I leave this bit out.

Find all Office 365 users where calendar permissions on default user is not "NonEditingAuthor"

Hi
How do I make a Powershell script to find all users where calendar permissions on "default" user is not "NonEditingAuthor" in Office 365?
Best Regards
MSISOM

Hi MSISOM,
To export calendar permission on default user, please refer to this script:
$rptCollection = @()
$mailboxes = get-mailbox -ResultSize Unlimited
$mailboxes | foreach-object{
$alias = $_.alias + ":\Calendar"
$displayName = $_.DisplayName
write-host $alias
$permissions = Get-MailboxFolderPermission $alias | Where-Object {$_.user.UserType.value -eq "Default"}
if($permissions -ne $null){
foreach($perms in $permissions){
foreach($right in $perms.AccessRights){
$rptCollection += New-Object psobject -Property @{
"User" = $perms.User
"Identity" = $perms.Identity
"StringAccessRights" = $right}
}$rptCollection
The result is for your reference:
Then you can filter the result with the cmdlet "where-object {}"
If there is anything else regarding this issue, please feel free to post back.
Best Regards,
Anna Wang

What is factory default "Sharing & Permissions" setting for User folders?

System:
Mac OS X Lion 10.7.2
MacBook Air (Mid 2011)
Single User – Administrative Account
Question:
What is factory default “Sharing & Permissions” setting for User folders (Desktop, Downloads, Library, Movies, Music, Pictures, Public), subfolders, and documents and other contents?
I’m thinking the factory default “Sharing & Permissions” for all of the above (except Drop Box in the Public folder) is as follows, but not certain.
Name                          Privilege
myusername (Me)    Read & Write
staff                            Read only
everyone                   Read only

Are these also the settings on your Documents folder and the various files in the Documents folder? Same question for your Library folder?
Name                          Privilege
myusername (Me)    Read & Write
everyone                   No Access

Why have a default user password feauture?

Hi,
I (understood) read in the manual that there could be a default user password -
28 BF 4E 5E 4E 75 8A 41 64 00 4E 56 FF FA 01 08
2E 2E 00 B6 D0 68 3E 80 2F 0C A9 FE 64 53 69 7A.
If the file is encrypted based one this key, readers can open the file without having to prompt for password though the file is encrypted. I want to know whats the point of this? It provides no security. All it ensures is the reader be sophisticated enough to have a security handler. I don't see the point. Is there any advantage of having such a pdf with default user password?.What was the motivation behind this?
Thanks

The Standard Security method of PDF supports TWO passwords - the user/open password and the owner/permissions password. In addition, an encrypted PDF can have a set of rights (DRM) associated with it (eg. Don't print, don't copy, etc.)
If you wish to control WHO can open the PDF, then you assign a user/open password. If you wish to allow ANYONE to open the PDF, then you leave it as the default.
Once the PDF is open (regardless of the open password), then the reader is responsible for respecting the DRM settings on the document. However, if you are the owner of the PDF (and there is a permissions password), then you can get back FULL permissions by simply providing the owner password.
Make sense now?

How to add multiple users permissions to a calendar using powershell?

I have an organization that was recently setup in Exchange Online and they have unique circumstances in that every user in the organization needs "reviewer"
access to every other users calendars. I cannot change the default permission since new users added after this should not be able to see these calendars details. There are a few I will go back to run a Set command on to change an individual permission
here and there for specific needs, but the main need is below.
I have basic experience with powershell commands and have found how to manually add a single users permissions to a calendar using the command below:
Add-MailboxFolderPermission -Identity alias:\calendar -user alias -AccessRights reviewer
Since it's not realistic to run this command thousands of times changing the user aliases each time, I was hoping someone could help me build a command to run on a single mailbox's calendar that would add every current user in the organization with certain
permissions such as "reviewer" or "availabilityonly".
Thanks for the help!

Hi,
A possible solution is to do this via Security Groups.
Add-MailboxFolderPermission -Identity [email protected]:\Calendar -User [email protected] -AccessRights Owner
This way, you simply add users that require access to the CalendarOwnerAccessGroup
You still have to run this on every mailbox that should have this feature, but that could be solved using powershell piping.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee176927.aspx
/Anders Eide

Creating a default User account for new users

Today I tried creating a default setting for and account that could be used for all new users. I did web searches after web serches and not luck. In the old systems it was simple, but Mavericks made it difficult. But after much hair pulling and putting several suggestions together it is just as simple as it was before.
Step 1 Create a new user account
Step 2 log on to that account and set it up totally, that means background picture, preferences, dock, everything
Step 3 click on the home incon in a finder window then go to Finder view select view options and at the bottom check show library
Step 4 go to HD>system library>user templates, you will need to select the file, Command I for info, unlock the lock, click + at bottom select your admin account, give youself read write permissions, go click on the folder you wish/need to change and get info and repeat the step above for each folder.
Step 5 replace the library folder and any other you wish to change with the one from the new account
Step 6 you can also place any documents on the desktop or document folder and replace them
Step 7 create a new user account and verify that the settings and dock are correct.
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As a recap of my orginal post by creating a default user account, setting up the preferences for finder, and setting up the dock, I simply replaced the preference folder in the User Template file and it works perfectly. Remember that you can do the same with the Document folder or the desktop if you want to place them for all new users.
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Aperture 3 default file permissions for referenced images

Hi,
This might be a bit more an OS X question than an Aperture question, but perhaps asking this here might help other people with similar case.
Is there a way to change the default file permissions Aperture 3 sets for image files imported from a digital camera?
My wife and I both import photos from our camera to a directory hierarchy under /Users/Shared/Photos/, and we both have our own Aperture libraries which reference the masters from that location.
However, when one of us imports photos from the camera, the permissions for the image files are set as 600 and the permissions need to be changed into 660 (for example) or otherwise the images are not readable for the other. (In the shell umask shows 0022 by default, but as I start the Aperture from the dock, changing the umask in the shell doesn't help)
Message was edited by: AJH75

Hi,
This might be a bit more an OS X question than an Aperture question, but perhaps asking this here might help other people with similar case.
Is there a way to change the default file permissions Aperture 3 sets for image files imported from a digital camera?
My wife and I both import photos from our camera to a directory hierarchy under /Users/Shared/Photos/, and we both have our own Aperture libraries which reference the masters from that location.
However, when one of us imports photos from the camera, the permissions for the image files are set as 600 and the permissions need to be changed into 660 (for example) or otherwise the images are not readable for the other. (In the shell umask shows 0022 by default, but as I start the Aperture from the dock, changing the umask in the shell doesn't help)
Message was edited by: AJH75

Changing Default user Preferences in Workspace

I am using HFM 9.3.1. Each time I set up a new user I have to get them to log in, and go through the following routine..
Go to File>Preferences. Then Select Financial Reporting on the left side of the preferences window. Under the Preview heading on the screen are two radio buttons for On and Off. Select On and click OK.
Does anyone know how to change the default setting on this Preference to On?

From the workspace administrators manual, the directions are:
Assigning Reporting and Analysis Default Preferences
User Management Console enables users with Provisioning Manager and Explorer roles to set
the default folder, new document folder, and start page application preferences for users and
groups. Individual and group preferences have precedence over default preferences.
For default preferences to succeed, users and groups must have the roles and permissions
necessary to access specified folders and interface elements.
Provisioning Manager is a Shared Services role that enables you to provisions users and groups
to applications. It is also required for setting default user preferences for Reporting and Analysis.
For more information, see the Hyperion Security Guide.
➤ To assign default preferences for Reporting and Analysis:
1 Select Navigate > Administer > User Management.
2 Log on to User Management Console with a user name provisioned with Provisioning Manager and Explorer
roles.
3 Expand the Projects node until a Reporting and Analysis application is displayed.
4 Right-click the application name and select Assign Preferences.A three-step wizard is displayed in the Process bar.
5 For step 1 of the Wizard, Select Users, select Available Users or Available Groups.
6 From the left panel, select user names or group names and click the right arrow.
To select consecutive names, select the first name, press and hold down Shift, and select the last
name. To select names that are not consecutive, press and hold down Ctrl, and select each item.
Use Add All to select all names.
7 Repeat steps 5 and 6 to select a combination of users and groups.
8 When all user and group names are displayed in Selected Users and Groups, click Next.
9 For step 2 of the Wizard, Manage Preferences, specify these default preferences for the selected users and
groups:
Managing Users 41
● Default Folder—Repository location of the default folder.
● New Document Folder—Default folder in which the new document wizard searches for
valid data sources, that is, Web Analysis database connection files and Interactive Reporting
documents.
● Start Page—Reporting and Analysis interface displayed after logging on. Select None,
Explore, Document, Favorite, or Scorecard.
If you select Explore or Document for Start Page, you must specify a repository location.
10 When all preferences are specified, click Next.
11 For step 3 of the Wizard, Finish, choose between three tasks:
● To configure options for another application, select one from the View pane.
● To change preferences for currently selected users and groups, click Back.
● To specify another set of users and groups and set their preferences, click Continue.

What are default group permissions supposed to look like?

I'm struggling with permissions under Leopard (I understand many others are as well). My quick and dirty question is: what are the default user & group ID numbers for a fresh leopard client install?
I've only done archive & installs lately so no longer have a test bed to compare from. Currently on one machine user id and group id (GID) are BOTH 501. I think Leopard has moved the default user IDs to 1000 (on up) and the default group ID to 20 (staff).
When moving files between machines at one installation the group is coming across as "Unknown" from a Leopard server. Trying to Get Info on these files and unlocking the padlock in Get Info window will crash the Finder!! So I guess i'd like to change the group IDs so they're consistent on all machines. Didn't have this problem with Tiger.
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OK, so followed the instructions in <http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=307128> and things were fine until i updated to 10.5.2. Now if I choose Get Info on a file in any external drive there is no longer a padlock under Sharing & Permissions. It only says "You can read and write" and that's it. No list of owner (Me), groups, everyone. they're not even listed anymore and the padlock is GONE!
ls -l in Terminal gets me lists like
drwxr-xr-x 6 steve _steve 204 Dec 8 2004 Hüsker Dü
and ls -ln returns:
drwxr-xr-x 6 501 501 204 Dec 8 2004 Hüsker Dü
i don't think i like the 501 501 thing. i'd prefer 501 20 .
anything i should be aware of before changing the group across the board to 20? (i'd also like to change the user folder from 501 501 to 501 20). should i use the dscl command, i used to try to get out of this mess before, somehow?
Permissions under 10.5 has sadly become a real mess! reminds me of 10.0 days...

How do i create a default user in os 10.8.2

how do i create a default user in os 10.8.2

You need to work with the files in:
/System/Library/User Template
and then choose the language you're using. Be very careful when working in there - by default, your user (even an admin) has no read/write permissions. You may wish to go in through the terminal with sudo.
Matt

Problem resetting user permissions- CMD R not working

Hi,
Thanks in advance to those willing to lend some help!
GEAR:
2.53 GZ Core 2 Duo Mini running 10.8.5 All updates done.
I believe I have a current Time Capusle backup at my disposal.
New Macbook Air available to help.
ISSUE:
In the last couple of days I seem to be losing permissions to do things in my user profile which is the admin. Can't dump anything to trash without a password, mail will not open as it doesn't have permission anymore, can't move files around from folder to folder, Excel won't save as it is now read only, Firefox won't open as it thinks there is already an open version...Messages won't sync properly anymore or access address book to bring up peoples names to match the phone numbers... etc..etc.
Research showed the problem is likely user permissions and the cure is resetting. Knowing this has to be done via terminal after a COMMAND R boot into recovery mode I have tried everything to make this happen. No go! Apparently the partition required to boot into recovery never happened during install as the computer insists it is not there. Worse it will not default to internet recovery either. When I hold OPTION and boot I have only the HD visible and no recovery option to choose from.
I have created a 10.8 USB recovery stick (on my mac air) and can boot to that on the mini but there is no terminal option (as far as I can see) to allow me to reset the permissions. I also tried to boot to an old Leopard CD hoping that might work.. nada.
I have done a verify disk and repair disk permissions. All good. The computer works 100% fast and proper if I login under a new user profile so my issue appears not to be hardware related at all.
Given that I can't CMD R into any recovery is there any other way to reset these permissions?
Anyone know what would cause this to happen?
Thanks!!
Dave.

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Edit Default User Killed Leopard Default User folder completely disapeared

I was trying to create a custom default user for network users to login to because I was learning how to set up a Mac for use as a campus public PC.
We do not have a Mac server but do have a Novell server set as Open directory. I was the first to figure out how to LDAP authenticate users.
The next step was to customize the default user template for network users to login into on the Mac. Then all went dead.
I copied in settings from the root user to the default user location and repaired permissions on the hard drive. I was following proceedures I found online the best I could. These:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2105869&tstart=0
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2056194&tstart=0
It seemed to be going well then I went to go to system preferences and
the OS slowed then froze and after a reset would not boot.
It would go to the gray Null sign circle with a line through several times and would try to boot other partitions.
A verbose boot said something about the Boot.efi being in some trashes folder.
I booted from a USB back up of the OS and searched for the folder that holds the default user profile and it was not there at all.
When trying to set a boot device it would no longer let me select the internal hard disk.
Any ideas? I am reinstalling the OS but does anyone know what happened? Was this a Mac virus, a hack attack, does repairing permissions as the root user cause destruction? Are there system boot files in the default user profile location?

Thanks for your reply those sound like good emergency aid procedures. I need to know more of those.
I did a full reinstall and tried the same procedure but they system is running well this time. My goal of a custom user profile for network users though still does not work. For this issue I will search other threads or start a new one.
Situation I can authenticate network users to LDAP on our Novell server. Our Novell server does not have mappings for Apple computers though so it is just basic authentication. I was able to script mapping of the appropriate volumes as a start up item in the doc.
The problem is after they authenticate through LDAP at the login screen they all get dumped into the root users profile and they have root user powers. Even after I disabled the root user.
I wanted them to use the custom default profile I made. I created a temp user called student customized it copied its profile to the default user profile location. If I create a new user in account preferences it uses that custom profile fine BUT network users always login as the / a root user.
I could use that because we want to lock down the harddrive with deepfreeze. BUT the novell iPrint program required for users to print does not work at all in this crazy Fake Root user environment.

After renaming my MAC hard drive, Acrobat, Illustrator and Bridge fail to launch. Acrobat returns the error message "An internal error occurred". I've checked this out and it seems related to user permissions. The version is Acrobat X. My machine has mult

After renaming my MAC hard drive, Acrobat, Illustrator and Bridge fail to launch. Acrobat returns the error message "An internal error occurred". I've checked this out and it seems related to user permissions. The version is Acrobat X. My machine has multiple user accounts. Any help would be appreciated. I renamed the drive to its original name but to no effect. RR

I resolved the issue.
The problem is indeed a permissions issue with the Adobe Application Support folder.
First, in MAC OS Lion the ~/Library/ folder is hidden by default. You must unhide it in order to proceed. (if it is already visible in your ~/User/ folder, proceed to Step 4.)
Next launch the Terminal application.
At the command line, paste the following command line: chflags nohidden ~/Library/
Go to /Users/youruserid/Library/Application Support/Adobe
Get info on the ~/Adobe folder and reset your permissions to read/write and apply to all enclosed folders
Problem solved. RR

Default User Permissions in CCM 5.1

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