Terminal server (was Re: Deleting a lockfile)

[flowersoft at compuserve.com]

I do, and I've never seen the recycle bin emptied automatically when you
exit.
Maybe is some customized setting.

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Subject: Terminal server (was Re: Deleting a lockfile)

On 4/6/2011 1:39 PM, Richard Kreiss wrote:
[...]
>>> If they had caught this early enough and the person who deleted the
>>> files had not logged off of his terminal server session, we might have
>>> been able to recover these files.
[...]
>> BTW, does logging off a terminal server session empty the recycle bin?
>
> Yes, the recycle bin is emptied.

Strange.  I don't use terminal server, but that's a very strange behavior to

have, IMHO.

-- 
Kenneth Brody
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