halejr1
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unable to delete files
I have a windows 2k3 SBS premium environment. Users are running member computers that are windows XP.
All users my document folders are redirected back to the server \\server\users\%username%
users are unable to delete files -- example
user (ME - domain admin)
Log in
open my documents
3 files 2 access databases and one text file
right-click delete
logoff
log back on
open my documents
3 files 2 access databases and one text file
file is back
tested other variants, i.e. delete file and then empty recycle bin
created new file
deleted new file
empty recycle bin
logoff
logon
file back
delete file's
refresh directory (file still gone)
empty recycle bin
refresh directory (file still gone)
logoff
log back on
IT'S BAAAAACKKKKK!
any help would be appreciated.
thanks.
All users my document folders are redirected back to the server \\server\users\%username%
users are unable to delete files -- example
user (ME - domain admin)
Log in
open my documents
3 files 2 access databases and one text file
right-click delete
logoff
log back on
open my documents
3 files 2 access databases and one text file
file is back
tested other variants, i.e. delete file and then empty recycle bin
created new file
deleted new file
empty recycle bin
logoff
logon
file back
delete file's
refresh directory (file still gone)
empty recycle bin
refresh directory (file still gone)
logoff
log back on
IT'S BAAAAACKKKKK!
any help would be appreciated.
thanks.
What exactly is the file you are trying to delete? It could be being added by a process triggered on login.
In all likelihood, you're using roaming profiles as well, and the user's roaming profile path is pointing to \\server\users\%username% as well.
Don't.
Create separate *shares* (not only separate folders) for home/redirected folders and roaming profiles. Disable "Make available offline" in the properties of the profile share.
Try again.
Don't.
Create separate *shares* (not only separate folders) for home/redirected folders and roaming profiles. Disable "Make available offline" in the properties of the profile share.
Try again.
ASKER
obda,
thanks. I'll give it a shot.... Let you know how it turns out.
Cheers!
thanks. I'll give it a shot.... Let you know how it turns out.
Cheers!
ASKER
Testing tomorrow
ASKER
ObDa -- could you explain just a little further? Create separate shares... currently share is under \\servername\users\xxxx should it be under \\servername\newname\xxxx?
Thanks.
Thanks.
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thanks for your assistance -- I tested deployment with one user, and have been pretty satisfied.