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How to delete corrupt file on Debian
Have a telecommunication server that switched over to its backup. After the switchover we noticed a couple of files that can't be deleted.
[root@LABSYS2 log]# ls -ltr
ls: cannot access 1000025.DBG: Input/output error
ls: cannot access 10002CB.AUD: Input/output error
total 769808
-????????? ? ? ? ? ? 10002CB.AUD
-????????? ? ? ? ? ? 1000025.DBG
I tried to find the inode of the file and use it to delete but "ls -il" did not return inodes (it only did for other files in dir)
ls -li
find ./ -inum <inode number> -exec rm -i {} \;
Please offer any suggestions.
Thanks!
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Sorry for the VERY late closure on this!
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