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Protected Directories & User Permissions

DennyP

Basic Pleskian
I am able to protect a directory and create a user/password that can access it. However, I don't see a way to specify if a user has just browse permissions or is an administrator in that directory. When a user is created, what permissions are granted to that user?
 
Thank you for the information above, although I'm not sure it answered my questions.

I'll rephrase the questions.

1. When using the Plesk 8.1.1 panels to create a protected directory and a user, what permissions are given to that user?

2. When using the Plesk 8.1.1 panels to create users for a protected directory, how do you specify permissions.

Thanks.
 
Thank you for the information above, although I'm not sure it answered my questions.

I'll rephrase the questions.

1. When using the Plesk 8.1.1 panels to create a protected directory and a user, what permissions are given to that user?

2. When using the Plesk 8.1.1 panels to create users for a protected directory, how do you specify permissions.

Thanks.

I'm still trying to find out the answers to the above questions.
I realize that mod_auth can be used, but I'm trying to figure out what Plesk is doing and what its capabilities are (or aren't).
 
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