we have the same problem with the directory structure where I work. If
you ever find a solution, please let me know. I know that if you set a
sticky bit and the permissions are right, it doesn't allow the directory
to be deleted. We had trouble using it with group permissions though.
--Ken
Adam Nielsen wrote:
The other thing you can try is setting "acl check permissions = no"
on that share (or globally). This will stop Samba checking at
open time if the file can be deleted.
That made a difference - if that option is set then I can delete the
file.
What is strange though is that a directory with the same permissions
can always be deleted.
Cheers,
Adam.
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