Best way to restore "deleted objects" container's ACLs?

Hi,
I haven noticed, when using the the LDP for reading the security description of "Deleted Objects" container that LDP returns to me "Error: Security: No Such Attribute <16>". Should it be readable or not? At least all other environments
I can read it.
And if it should be readable, then what is the best way to fix it? Take the ownership, and etc... If I take the ownership, then I assume some ACLs are reseted and installations like Exchange and Lync requires domain preparations, right?
Petri

> description of "Deleted Objects" container that LDP returns to me
> "Error: Security: No Such Attribute <16>". Should it be readable or not?
AFAIK, deleted objects lose their ACL.
Martin
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