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I have a samba server running on a Solaris box. Win2k and NT clients have
been able to use the samba share fine for years. (read, write, delete). Now
that we have deployed XP clients, the users can read and write files but not
delete them even when the unix permissions are wide open (777). It appears
that XP iinterprets permissions differently than the previous OS's did. Any
suggestions on how to open up the delete permissions? Thanks
I have a samba server running on a Solaris box. Win2k and NT clients have
been able to use the samba share fine for years. (read, write, delete). Now
that we have deployed XP clients, the users can read and write files but not
delete them even when the unix permissions are wide open (777). It appears
that XP iinterprets permissions differently than the previous OS's did. Any
suggestions on how to open up the delete permissions? Thanks