Re: can't remove dir

From: Eduardo Rocha Costa (eduardorcosta_at_terra.com.br)
Date: 11/12/05

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    kamaraju kusumanchi wrote:

    > Anton wrote:
    >
    >> Good time.
    >> I can't remove the dir 'remove'.Some months ago i move it from /tmp
    >> and rename
    >> to 'remove'.I can copy it to another disk and remove from there , but
    >> i can't
    >> delete it .I don't know what to think .See the outputs :
    >> ==================
    >> inf 5:32# rm -rf remove
    >> rm: cannot remove directory `remove/.private/h': Operation not permitted
    >> rm: cannot remove directory `remove/.private': Operation not permitted
    >> rm: cannot remove directory `remove': Directory not empty
    >
    >
    > What about the permissions of the directory inside which 'remove' is
    > located. In order to remove a directory you need to have write
    > permissions on its parent directory. Also I see that you are doing all
    > these as root (from the # prompt) Is that correct? In that case look
    > out for the LDAP settings also.
    >
    > bye
    > raju
    >
    Hi, all
    Sorry for my english
    I'm returning to this list after a time out.

    I had the same situation, a month ago, but in my case, the server was
    invaded.
    I can't remove only one file, and I have the root of the server.

    To solve, reinstall the server, only this, but I want to know the
    correct answer too..

    Thanks.
    Eduardo

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