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Hello.
I’m hoping that someone can give me a hand
here.
I have a Linux file server that is being shared out
to several Mac’s and Windows XP SP 2 machine.
There is a user account called Administrator that the
client computers use to connect to the Samba share. The Mac’s have
no problem with this at all; they can look at everything, create and rename
files etc. The XP machines on the other hand can do everything as well,
but they can not delete any file at all from the Samba share. This is
really annoying for everyone on the network, the windows error that I get is “Make
sure that the dish is not full or write-Protected and that the file is not in
use.”
The XP machines are XP 2, I was wondering if this
would have something to do with the kb885250 update from Microsoft
awhile ago (http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/135647-35-kb885250-problem).
If this is the cause of the problem, does anyone know how to remove it from
SP2? There seems to be a few people having this problem.
If anyone has any advice, please email me at jeremy.smith@....
I’m also using Samba 3.081013 on Fedora Core 3.
Thank you
Jeremy