Parent Directory Office 2016

[Desmond Hutchins]

I'm totally new in here and also a noob in OMV and linux. Please excuse me if I'm posting at the wrong section or will be asking too much specially regarding commands as I really do not know how to implement linux commands, a clear guide will be very much appreciated.

I've already installed OMV 1.9 on my machine and was trying to create samba shares on its gui. However, I'm having a lot of trouble setting up permissions with what I am trying to achieve. We really need a NAS in our office for our files. What I want is to have a single parent directory, no user authentication with sub-folders inside for each and every staff with user authentication for each folder. To visualize:

I already tried to make samba share for OFFICE-STAFF folder and made it public with no user authentication. This gave me no problem at all but, when I created the sub-folders inside for each staff, I can't make it to ask for user authentication although I made the proper permissions for each folder for each users.

If there is no authentication on the top level it won't be further below.
You need to start a login at top level. Once there you will have to restrict access with Acl for certain folder. In general we tend to not recommend acl, they cause more problems than benefits.

JMP recently got a built-in ability to open Google sheets. Before that in scripts I was calling an R package called Googlesheets to open them. Now my company is moving to office 365 so we'll have cloud-based shared excel sheets and I'm not sure how I'll be able to read from those. Is anyone opening these directly in JMP/JSL?

Try opening the file, or a parent directory, in a JMP web window first. That should bring up the log in screen where you enter your credentials. Once you log in once in a JMP session those credentials should be passed with the subsequent open call. There might be a way to automate that but I'm not sure how.

Thanks! This is helpful but not working for me. I get a 403 error and I'm presuming that I need some way to pass credentials for this to work (although at the moment I only have a test environment for the o365 implementation the real corporate version will be password protected as well. I can't just go there with browser without being logged in.). Both the JMP built-in googlesheets solution and the R one I was using used OAuth for that.

Thanks.... technical support actually contacted me based on this post (maybe related to your reply suggesting it's an issue for them). How cool is that?! Did not produce an immediate solution but may do and I appreciate it.

But also it's because I suspect there may be solutions that are workarounds outside of JMP that I'm still interested to see whether there are other users in similar situation who have found anything - like maybe a python package solution for talking to o365...

I have a similar issue. The solution proposed here works fine with a .jmp file, but it does not work with a .jmpaddin file stored in O365 which I would like to open directly from a JSL script. I get a "cannot open" error. If I open a local .jmpaddin file, everything works fine.

While academic, counseling and disciplinary records all constitute education records, they are maintained separately at the University of Florida. The Registrar's Office maintains students' academic records. To review other records, such as counseling or disciplinary, please contact the relevant department or unit or the Office of the University General Counsel (123 Tigert Hall; 352-392-1358.) If a student wants access to his/her academic record, they must complete a Request to Review Academic Record and submit it to the Office of the University Registrar. If the student chooses to fax or mail the form, it must include his/her notarized hand written signature, along with a copy of their federal or state ID. Within 10 business days, the Office of the University Registrar will set up an appointment for the student to view the requested record.

Yes, the student can still have the right to view the contents of his/her record. However, the university is not required to provide official transcripts until the debt is paid (except for official bankruptcy, if a student's debts are discharged).

In certain instances, the law does not require the university to obtain the student's consent before disclosing information from his/her education record. All disclosures to third parties without student consent are maintained as a part of the student's education record. The most common examples of disclosures that do not require a student's consent include:

Under FERPA, when a student reaches 18 years of age or enroll at a postsecondary institution such as the University of Florida, the rights afforded to the parents of a student automatically transfer to the student. Students may authorize third parties, including parents, by logging into their ONE.UF portal using the pathway ONE.UF > Academics > Authorize Information Release. The student has the ability to add or remove an authorized third party at any time. However, a parent still may have access to the education record if:

If all legal requirements are met, the individual listed on the power of attorney will be treated in the same manner as would the student. Unless there is a stated expiration date, the power of attorney does not expire.

Students may prevent the release of directory information to third parties by placing a privacy hold on their academic record. Only current students may request privacy holds; once a student graduates or leaves UF, they cannot request a privacy hold. Once a privacy hold is in place, the student must transact all university business in person with photo identification. The privacy hold will expire only when the student requests its removal in writing, regardless of withdrawal, graduation or death. To place a privacy hold, the student would fill out a Restriction of Directory Information (Full Privacy Hold) and submit it via the secure upload. Directory information is still available to UF employees with legitimate educational interest, and in other situations where consent is not required by law.

To access directory information, the student would log on to the my.ufl portal with his/her GatorLink username and password and follow the prompts. The student can choose which elements he/she wishes to restrict from the directory, leaving some and deleting others.

Enrollment verification may include directory and/or nondirectory information. If nondirectory information is provided, student consent is required. There are several options that may allow a parent access to enrollment verification for insurance purposes:

No. Even if it's an emergency, the Office of the University Registrar cannot provide a parent with the child's class schedule, since student schedules are not considered directory information at UF. The parent should contact the Dean of Students Office (202 Peabody Hall; 352-392-1261) for assistance.

If a student believes his/her education record is inaccurate, misleading or in violation of his/her right to privacy, the student may ask that such information be removed or amended. Please note: The right to request amendment of the academic record does not apply to challenging a grade.

Students who have graduated or who no longer attend UF have the same FERPA rights as current students with regard to disclosure of and access to their UF education records. Privacy holds cannot be requested after graduation.

Federal regulations do not allow the Office of the Attorney General to use child support funding to modify or enforce custody or visitation orders. However, the OAG does receive special funding to provide access and visitation services through local organizations.

Currently, the program funds several programs located throughout the state of Texas that provide parenting time assistance to noncustodial parents, custodial parents and their families. The services provided under these contracts include early intervention, co-parenting education, mediation, development of parenting plans and visitation enforcement, including monitoring, supervised visitation and neutral exchange.

The Texas Access and Visitation Hotline is the only service of its kind in the nation that provides noncustodial and custodial parents with free phone access to parenting time specialists who provide legal information related to child custody and visitation issues, as well as paternity and child support information.

The toll-free number 866-292-4636 is answered in English and Spanish, Monday - Friday, 1-5 p.m. The Hotline has a corresponding website, www.txaccess.org, where parents can download sample materials and tools for assistance with child access issues. Additional brief legal coaching or self-help assistance may be available to eligible Hotline callers.

The Access and Visitation Directory is an online collection of helpful community services for families who are parenting together but living apart. The directory includes local providers for services including mediation, co-parenting education, counseling, supervised visitation and development of parenting plans.

The "Malibu High School PTSA" supports both Malibu High School and Malibu Middle School. It is a unit of the California State PTA and National PTA organizations and shares the common mission to positively impact the lives of all children and families.

An executive board is elected each year to guide the operations of the PTSA and represent parents' interests in the school and the district - and we encourage all parents, teachers, students to join the PTSA by purchasing a $10 PTSA membership. By joining PTSA, you support the efforts of PTSA and gain a voice and a vote on where PTSA invests funds and time.

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