Unfortunately no one can be told what fun_plug is - you have to see it for yourself.
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Hello! I have created some folders that I do not want to have left on my DNS-323. They are under my /HD_a2/ so it is not that hard to do it through telnet, I thought.
I logged on in telnet and used rm -rf <folder>.
It returned that I did not have any permission. So I tried:
sudo rm -rf <folder>
That did not either work. Do you have any ideas?
Thank you.
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chmod -R 777 <folder>
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~/HD_a2 $ chmod -R 777 fun_plug.d.old
chmod: fun_plug.d.old: Operation not permitted
chmod: fun_plug.d.old: Operation not permitted
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fonz wrote:
You need to be root. ls -l will show you that funplug files are owned by root, so only root can remove them.
I have tried to log in with admin and a user that have the root privilege. Is it anything I have not thought of?
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Try "whoami" to find out who you are according to the DNS-323. Or maybe you don't have write priviliges. Try "chown -R root.root <folder>". But this will only work if you are root.
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Thanks krid for his help. I had som identity problem.
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