I have a shared folder Users and I have a group policy to direct all users
to its directory using %username%. My goals are:
1. ONLY allow administrators to create folder under Users. Example:
Users\userA
2. ALL users are able to create and delete subfolders and files under it.
Users will be able to delete subfolder "test" under Users\userA\Test but NOT
the "userA" folder or any files in "Users" folder.
3. ALL users have FULL permission to other users' folders.
4. Group policy automatically create user folder under "Users" if the folder
doesn't exist. Example: userA logs on and there's no "userA" folder under
Users, the policy automatically creates it.
I am able to get the first 3 done. I did the 4th one about 2 months ago and
it worked fine. NOW IT DOES NOT WORK ANYMORE. If I delete a user folder
(userA) and try to log on as userA, the group policy does not create it for
me. What did it go wrong? Please HELP. Thanks
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