Re: [tlug] everlasting directory

[Michael Doughty <Doughty_Michael@example.com>]

On 11 Jul 2002 11:35:46 +0900, Eric O. Flores wrote:
> Michael the find command shows the following structure.
> 
> 
> 212993 drwxr-xr-x    5 eoflores eoflores     4096  7月 11 11:27 /home/eoflores/Desktop
>  721427 drwxrwxrwx    3 eoflores eoflores     4096  7月 11 11:25 /home/eoflores/Desktop/dammed
> 1540097 drwx------    3 eoflores eoflores     4096  7月 10 15:26 /home/eoflores/Desktop/dammed/indx
>  704518 drwxr--r--    4 eoflores eoflores     4096  7月 10 15:26 /home/eoflores/Desktop/dammed/indx/indx
>  868359 drwxr--r--    2 eoflores eoflores     4096  7月 10 15:26 /home/eoflores/Desktop/dammed/indx/indx/esp.files
> 1671175 drwxr--r--    3 eoflores eoflores     4096  7月 10 13:39 /home/eoflores/Desktop/dammed/indx/indx/indx
> 1474567 drwxr--r--    3 eoflores eoflores     4096  7月 10 13:39 /home/eoflores/Desktop/dammed/indx/indx/indx/indx
> 

Right.  Well since they all have different inodes, it doesn't appear
to be a filesystem problem.  Have you tried a straight up 
'rm -rf /home/eoflores/Desktop/dammed/indx' ?  Or have you only tried
deleting the directory via a GUI?

So go try and rm -rf it.  If that doesn't work, take the error that is
returned and STFW (Seach The *hrmph* Fine Web).  


Michael