Mooseknuckles

For some folders yes, for some folders no. I notice that the scripted in terminal is only referring to Disk 1 for the share when there are 2 disks. Maybe that is why ? At this point I actually want to disable but I cannot as I want to delete some folders.

Thanks for that, deleting through windows explorer. SMB permissions are public and I can make a folder and delete it no problem there. Enabling the script back does not stop me from deleting.

For some reason, after inputting "/tmp/no_ransom.sh --lock-files 'no' --media-shares 'Server' --debug" into terminal I am only able to delete files and not folders. I also tried re re-enable and it is in the same state as applying no, can delete files but not the folder.