Hi,

I have noticed some strange behaviour when mounting a separate volume
into a new directory on an existing drive letter.

Environment: brand new build of w2k3 server (vm based)

C: drive, test allocation of 16GB

Install windows, and log on fine.
Shutdown VM and add a second 1GB drive to the VM
Start up VM, create c:\mount_point directory
Go into Disk Manager, and add the new drive and point it to
c:\mount_point


Check in Explorer, all looking ok.  Create a test file in
c:\mount_point. Edit file, delete file - all ok.  Create a directory,
rename directory - ok.  Delete directory - no permission denied.

Back in Disk Manager,  and assign a drive letter to this new drive.
Create, Edit and Delete all work for files and directories when applied
to the actual drive letter.  Return to c:\mount_point and try a
shift-delete and the test directory and that deletes.

So it appears that you can't delete a directory on a mounted disk into
the recycle bin, but can you delete normal files into the recycle bin.
Shift-deleting works fine on both the mount_point and the drive letter
mapping.  Files which I can delete do appear in the recycler.

Any ideas, or have I just done something silly?

Cheers,
Matt


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