We tested both 3.5.16 and 3.6.8, the same issue exists in both versions. Test steps: 1. create a DFS share, say share1, which points to an internal hidden share _share1$ 2. create a new folder "xptest", clean up all default ACLs and add two users with full access control 3. create a subfolder "xptest\testdir", and a file "xptest\testfile" inside this xptest folder 4. add a new user with full access to the folder "xptest", and let it apply to itself, and subfolders 5. the file "testfile" now has 3 ACE entries, which is correct, as it inherited the new ACL change from parent 6. the directory "testdir" still has 2 ACE entries, the newly added ACL entry did not propagate to this folder. Same test on internal share does not have this problem.
Created attachment 8491 [details] git-am fix for 4.0.x and master and 3.6.x. 34854ae58fb0fdeec7f27d1d6264b2035778ea6b in master Patch applies to all active release branches. Jeremy.
Comment on attachment 8491 [details] git-am fix for 4.0.x and master and 3.6.x. 34854ae58fb0fdeec7f27d1d6264b2035778ea6b in master This looks good and is 34854ae58fb0fdeec7f27d1d6264b2035778ea6b in master
Pushed to v3-6-test and autobuild-v4-0-test.
Pushed to v4-0-test. Closing out bug report. Thanks!