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I have a few files (for some odd reason) that kick up the following error when I try to delete them in Windows 7:
"You require permission from Unix User\root to make changes to this file".
Do I have any easier options other than installing the fun_plug script and telnet in to delete the file?
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Alright. I installed the fun_plug, telnet access, and got almost everything deleted. I have one goofy file that shows up with a superscripted "TM" in windows. It shows up with some goofy characters in putty and when I try and delete it, I can't get the file name right. So instead I figure I can just delete the directory... but apparently the DNS-323 doesn't support the "rmdir" command...
Any ideas how I can get rid of that last file?
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You should be able to type the right file name, using auto-completion: rm + <TAB>
you can also try rm -r (recursive) on the directory
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Electrocut wrote:
You should be able to type the right file name, using auto-completion: rm + <TAB>
you can also try rm -r (recursive) on the directory
Thanks - that did the trick.
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