I am sure this question will sound stupid, but how can I prevent users from deleting *folders* ?
I have a DFS share using replication.
I gave everyone full access to this share.
I want the users to be able to create and delete files wherever they are in this share, but I want to forbid folder deletion.
I have tried to just check "disallow" in front of "delete" in the ACL of the root folder and apply to "this folder and subfolders", but when I do that I can still delete any subfolder.
What is the right setting for this ?
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