KLSHARE folder permission

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Dear Friends,

    Is it possible to change KLSHARE folder permissions in KSC console or it has to be set through OS?

Thanks

[ElvinE5]

As far as I know, no, through KSC you can change the location of this folder. So it's probably through the OS ...

correct me if wrong...

but it's very interesting why ??? 8-)

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Thanks @ElvinE5

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@ElvinE5

Hi,

I have added my user to KLAdmin group, but I can't even copy file to the klshare folder! It is weird.

[ElvinE5]

honestly, I don’t quite understand why you need to manually write something to the KLSHARE folder.

what is your task of writing to the folder ?

 

I double-checked adding the user directly to the folder ... but it doesn't work, even with the rights of the domain and local admins ... I think this was done on purpose, as an element of protection ... and you cannot copy anything to this folder under a user other than the KSC system users.

I can't find a description of this fact ... however, I know for sure that server installations are created by service users with local administrator rights, but without the right to log in ...

 

if someone is more knowledgeable in this matter .. please tell me if my assumptions are correct ..

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@ElvinE5

Actually, I want to put there some more Kaspersky tools like Kavremover, etc. Thanks for the information.

[ElvinE5]

well, as a "crutch" ... you can build an installation package in KSC for your tool, then it will be added to KLSHARE\Packages and PkgInst if you build a standalone package ?

but I think it will be easier to make another folder on the same server (if it is critical) available to those users whom you define.

Edited December 14, 2022 by ElvinE5

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@ElvinE5

    I found the solution. At first, I decided to try another option. I created a remote installation package and also a stand-alone installer of Kavremover. In the "stand-alone packages" window I selected "Save as" and I could save another copy into "KLSHARE" folder. Finally, it turned out that KLSHAE folder can be modified when you access it through local directory (e.g. C:\....). But when you access it through UNC path, you won't be able to modify it. ?