[Samba] Deleting undeletable files gives no error
Gerald (Jerry) Carter
jerry at samba.org
Fri Feb 24 17:33:44 GMT 2006
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David Shaw wrote:
> Then I do the same exact test except mount /mnt/test readonly. Now,
> when I delete foobar.txt, it seems to work, but refreshing the XP
> window or doing "dir" again shows the file wan't actually deleted.
> Obviously you can't delete a file off of a readonly filesystem, but
> (and here's the problem) shouldn't there have been an error message
> given? The delete failed, but the user wasn't informed.
This is by design.
The internal checks for deleting a file (needed for delete-on-close
semantics) only look at the file system permissions. Maybe Jeremy
has an idea but if you mount a filesystem ro, I would say just mark the
share with (read only = yes). I don't see a need to add any other changes.
cheers, jerry
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