COMMAND => Verifying the integrity of volinfo.database | 09:03:28 AM | Info | Copy Script : Backup all files except.
#SUPERDUPER FAILED TO ENABLE OWNERSHIP UPDATE#
| 09:03:28 AM | Info | Copy Mode : Smart Update | 09:03:28 AM | Info | Target Volume: WD500 1 Primary, mount: /Volumes/WD500 1 Primary, device: /dev/disk1s4, media: WD500 1 Startup, interconnect: External USB, file system: "Journaled HFS+", OS: 10.12.6 (16G29), capacity: 469.11 GB, used: 306.65 GB, directories: 178858, files: 807950, ejectable: YES, ACLs: Enabled | 09:03:28 AM | Info | Source Volume: Mini Primary, mount: /, device: /dev/disk0s2, media: Untitled, interconnect: Internal SATA, file system: "Journaled HFS+", OS: 10.12.6 (16G29), capacity: 378.95 GB, used: 308.62 GB, directories: 180172, files: 856818, ejectable: NO, ACLs: Enabled I also deleted volinfo.database on both partitions.įinally gave up and used CarbonCop圜loner, and it completed the job without a hitch. I ran DiskUtility and DiskWarrior (including permissions repair), then rebooted. Kept getting the ownership warning for both bootable partitions. I tried many times last night to backup to an external WD Passprt drive that I've used a long time for backups. In the past most SD issues have been relatively easy to solve, but this one is persistent. You can set these rules either when you publish the ArcGIS Server feature layer or after.I know there are several old posts about this, but none have helped fix the issue on my end. You must enable editor tracking on the feature class (or feature classes) before you can set access rules. Delete-If you allow other users to delete features, any person with editor permissions can delete a feature in the feature layer.įor more information, see Ownership-based access control for feature services in the ArcGIS Server help.Update-If you allow other users to update features, any person with editor permissions can update the attributes or location of any feature in the feature layer.Query-If you allow other users to query features, that means only the person who added the feature to the feature layer (the creator) can see and edit the feature.You can, however, set rules for what sort of operations other users (people who did not create the feature) are allowed to perform based on the following options:
#SUPERDUPER FAILED TO ENABLE OWNERSHIP FULL#
Enable ownership-based access control on an ArcGIS Server feature layerįor ArcGIS Server feature layers, ownership-based access means the person who creates the feature has full control of the feature. See Manage hosted feature layers for more information on how these options control access to your hosted feature layer data.
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Ownership-based access control allows you to specify which edit operations can be performed on specific features and who can perform the edits. Enable ownership-based access control on an ArcGIS Server feature layer.
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