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zamboknee

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After logging in via Finder, I'll connect to my Mac mini from my MacBook Pro to try and create a folder or change a file.
However, it tells me that I don't have permission to do anything like this.
Can someone tell me what I have to change so that I can create and/or edit files on my Mac mini FROM my MBP?
Thank you
 
I'll log remotely into the Mac mini (via Finder) and try to create a folder. That's when I get the 'you don't have permissions' message
 
Logging in as an administrative user on the Mini? File sharing is ON in the Mini?
Yes. I even created a new user with admin privileges and file sharing is ON in the Mini.
 

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Settings - Sharing, might be different on your version of OS, but still there I think, if not remember you can use spotlight to show you.
 
Found the sharing stuff
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But it's still not letting me see the files/folders in 'Documents.'

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Is your new user account on the same account that you're trying to access? Admittedly, I use Screens4 for the remote access (although you don't have to), I just find it easier, YMMV.
 
'same account?'
The only difference I can see to mine is rather than administrators, I've got the user as the access i.e mac mini. i'm prob not the most technical person to reply, as I say though, Screens 4 gives you full instructions on how to set up.
 
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