Delete Security Rights

[Ries van twisk]

WHile this is not a samba-ntdom question I'll post a other options
aswell.

If you need a more or less NT alike security model you can also take a
look at the ACL code. You need a filesystem which supports ACL aswell.
XFS would be a good for any office server.
If you don't need a journaling filesystem (XFS is a journaling
filesystem, quto support and ACL support) you can get away with standard
ACL code.

Ries

NITIN PANDE wrote:
> 
> Howard,
> It sure is possible in Linux/Unix.  U can set sticky-bit thingy (see man chmod)
> to a file or a directory.  This will restrict the others from deleting the
> files.  HTH,
> Ciao,
> Nitin Pande
> Mail Administrator
> 
> Howard Brown wrote:
> 
> > Hi,
> >
> > From what I can tell, Samba under Linux only allows file security rights for
> > Read, Write and Execute. NT security allows control for Delete rights as
> > well. I it possible with Samba under Linux to control whether a user can
> > delete files in  share while stll maintaining Write privileges? We would
> > like to get away from NT Server but this one obstacle is standing in our
> > way.
> >
> > Thanks
> > Howard Brown