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Unable to delete a file through SAMBA
We have AIX box with a share.
We have a Windows 2000 server with a mapped drive to this share. We were able to create and delete files inside the mapped drive. I removed the map. Changed it to a test share. Removed that map. Added it back to teh original share. However, now we can still create but not delete any file on this share. Through UNIX we can but not Windows. The security appears to suggest EVERYONE can DELETE files. Any ideas please? |
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