Re: deleting a file in a DFS root
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Dont worry. I figured it out. I had to go the server the file was on, give
myself full rights to the file (even though i am in Domain admins and that
group already had full access), then remove the archive attribute via
command line and I could delete the file.
"Lance" <lfkentwell@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I have a simple DFS with 5 root targets around my various offices. The
problem is some users put file in the root dir of the DFS. once there I
can't delete them. I get "access is denied. make sure the disk is not full
or write-protected and that the file is not currently in use"
Before you ask all of those reasons are not the cause and my account has
full access to the file.
Help!!
.
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