On 6/11/25 5:12 PM, I T via samba wrote:> Hello,
>
> Is it possible to create permissions/ACL to keep a user from deleting
> files/folders, while maintaining all other attributes?
The Windows advanced ACL dialog window has a combo box for restricting
permissions if you want to do it easily. IIRC denying permissions take
priority over granting them.
Note: I find unpractical to restrict only delete permissions and
granting everything else. Nearly all editing software create temporary
files and use a rename to replace the old file, this guarantee the old
file isn't lost if the file save operation fails. The old file replaced
by the rename is deleted and if you don't have permissions to delete,
you will not be able to edit files either.
In other example, users may not be able to delete files but they can
still truncate them to zero.
> > Kind regards,>
>
> *Mike Soliven*
> *IT Manager*
> Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada R2X 2Y1
> 204.697.3338 Ext.1235
> www.embassygraphics.com
>
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