Hi, I am just starting to use Samba and have run into a snag of sorts. Basically, when browsing from a client, I can't see invalid symlinks... This comes up, when I issue a delete on a samba serviced Solaris folder from a WinNT client. The folder begins to be deleted until it hits a symlink that references part of the folder that is already deleted, and now points to nothing. The client coughs up an error: Can't remove folder perl: Cannot create a file when that file already exists. On the client end, I can't see the symlink by clicking on the empty folder. On the server end, the only thing in the folder "perl" is a bad symlink. If I 'touch' what the symlink is pointing to, I can delete the symlink. How do I configure things so that I can delete this symlinks from a WinNT client? I have smbd 1.9.18p10 running on Solaris 2.6, client is WinNT 4.0 SP4 I have 'wide links = yes' set in my smb.conf. No other symlink related settings. I know that I can just delete the directories on the UNIX end, but I was hoping that my WinNT client could deal with these symlinks. Thanks, Joshua