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What command are you using?<br />
What error message are you getting?<br />
Is the directory NFS mounted?
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What command are you using?
What error message are you getting?
Is the directory NFS mounted?

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Question Title: Can't delete a directory<br />
asked by tuckcorp on 09/03/2004 12:33AM BST<br />
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Hi I work on Solaris 8 and I can't delete a directory. The directory is empty. We have used lsof /directory put could not find any process that had the directory. We also ran a fuser against it and could not find anything attached.
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Question Title: Can't delete a directory
asked by tuckcorp on 09/03/2004 12:33AM BST

Hi I work on Solaris 8 and I can't delete a directory. The directory is empty. We have used lsof /directory put could not find any process that had the directory. We also ran a fuser against it and could not find anything attached.

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As root I am unable to delete a empty directory, on solaris 8.
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As root I am unable to delete a empty directory, on solaris 8.

Can't delete a directory

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