Hello Samba Users, I am using Samba for our project needs to share folders between a Windows Server 2003 machine and a RedHat Linux machine. I am facing issues with Samba shares (Samba Version 3.5.5 for RHEL 4 x86_64). The scenario is as below ? The windows machine has a couple of shared folders, one of them being * ** C:\outpu*t. The windows shares are mounted onto corresponding mount points in linux and the same are exposed to the external world via samba running on the Linux machine. Now, the Windows machine kicks off a few jobs and as a part of those jobs it writes to the *output *shared folder. This write request is directed via Samba as the windows machine writes to \\<Linux IPAddress>\output. It has been seen that though there is sufficient disk space available for a file to be written, a error message of the form ?Disk Full, Unable to write to \\<LinuxIPAddress>\Output... or alternatively ?\\LinuxIpAddress\Outputcannot be written or may not exist? is seen for jobs that fail on the Windows Server. Though there is sufficient disk space available, the issue seems to reoccur. I have looked into this and also tried several suggestions one of them being setting "inherit acls = yes" and "inherit permissions = yes" in smb.conf to fix the issue. However even after an explicit setting as above to modify the default acls for the shared directory, the issue seems to reoccur. Any directions on how to get around this problem ? Any help or suggestions from any of you are really appreciated, Thanks, Supriya