What are the reasons for "Permissions on <folder> are not properly ordered"?
When debugging a particularly problematic error related to SQLite and IIS, we encountered a permission problem when accessing properties App_Data
Permissions for App_Data are not properly ordered, which may result in some entries being inefficient.
Here is a screenshot:
My question is not that the order is wrong, I think. How do you programmatically fix a non-canonical ACL? already gives a good introduction to the problem.
What I want to know, what types of orders are wrong? For example, if we establish Full Controlfor Everyone, should it precede or follow any other permission? Are there any examples of incorrect ordering that cause an error? We clicked ReorderChange Reorderso that we could no longer reproduce the error on our machine.
For us, it was Cygwin who created files that showed these problems. This thread explains this and possible solutions. What causes "Permissions on <folder> are not properly ordered"?
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