Cannot delete file in a created directory on the OS/2 share

[dmik]

If I create a directory through a Samba client on an OS/2 share and copy a file to that directory, I cannot delete this file through the client (it may be deleted only locally on the server).

Steps to reproduce:

1. Connect to an OS/2 share.
2. Create a directory.
3. Copy a file to that directory from the local machine or create it from scratch.
4. Attempt to delete this file. You will get the "Access denied" ("Permission denied") error.

[dmik]

Note that if the directory is first created locally on the server, and then a file is copied to that directory remotely by the samba client, this file can be deleted by the client w/o any problems.

My assumption is that when the OS/2 server creates a directory upon the remote client's request, it somehow screws up kLIBC permission bits for this directory which then will prevent it from performing the remote delete request.

[dmik]

After torturing it with some more similar tests, the server has just failed.

[dmik]

By failed I mean that the server stopped responding to client requests so I had to stop/start it.

[dmik]

The same happens if I use both the Samba client (Linux, OS/2) and the Sharity client (Linux).

[dmik]

Note that this problem does not exist in Samba 3.0.37-eCS 1.0.5-472.

[diver]

also a log could help here

[herwigb]

Just tried this szenario here using Server 1.1.0 (3.3.15) and Client 2.2.beta1 (3.5.11) and I CANNOT reproduce it - everything seems to work normally. We definitely need a logfile.

[dmik]

With the latest samba 3.3 and my libc064 build which fixes the permission issue on HPFS386, I don't see any problems any longer.