Andrew Morgan wrote:
> My bet is that you have permissions to access the file, but not stefan's
> home directory. You must have the public execute bit set on every
> directory in the path to stat the file.
Andrew McNabb wrote:
> That explains it. If you aren't stefan, you can't follow the link through
> /home/stefan.
That sounds convincing. I have moved the directory into the publicly
accessible
area and will see what happens. Thanks for your help!
Harry Zink/Netatalk List wrote:
> You might have network trash problem with that setup.
>
> Harry
That�s true. But then there aren�t that many users, and the worst that has
happened
so far is, that some items couldn�t be deleted.
I reckon this isn�t the proper way to go about it, but it was the quickest ;-)
Stefan
