samba - Nov 2006 - howto force file deletion with restricted permissions

Hi,

I'm running recent samba with acls and ldap
(no force user or force group).
Now I have a problem with file deletion.
If a user A gives user B write permission on a directory 
and user B restricts the permission of his files in the directory of A 
(e.g. r--------, can be done via windows), then user A is not able to 
delete this files in his directory via Samba. Under linux the user
can use rm -f to delete anyway. 
Somebody know a solution for this?

man thanks,    Peter

with delete readonly = yes I have a workaround, but then
all users can delete a file with restricted permissions, not only
the owner of the directory.

Nobody any idea?

thanks,    Peter

>Hi,
>
>I'm running recent samba with acls and ldap
>(no force user or force group).
>Now I have a problem with file deletion.
>If a user A gives user B write permission on a directory 
>and user B restricts the permission of his files in the directory of A 
>(e.g. r--------, can be done via windows), then user A is not able to 
>delete this files in his directory via Samba. Under linux the user
>can use rm -f to delete anyway. 
>Somebody know a solution for this?
>
>man thanks,    Peter