I am connecting to a share exported on a Windows NT 4.0 Workstation
(SP3) system.  The files inside a specific directory are marked
read-only on the Windows side (ie. -r-x-r-x-r-x displayed in ls -l).  If
I attempt to do an "rm -rf" to remove this directory (called 'temp'
containing a file called 'file' that is read-only), I get:

rm: temp/file: Permission denied
rm: temp: Text file busy

If I 'chmod' this files to 644, I can remove the directory without
incident.

Is this correct behaviour?

Mike.

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Mike Frisch
Software Engineer
Hummingbird Communications Ltd.            North York, Ontario, Canada

           Disclaimer: I speak for myself, not my employer

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