Fr0der1c
Fr0der1c
Additional information in case it's needed: I'm using Synology_app_mover v3.0.47. DSM version is 7.2.1-69057-5. Running as root with `sudo -s` prefix: ``` root@NAS:/volume2/homes/myaccount/Synology_app_mover-3.0.47# sudo -s ./syno_app_mover.sh ```
The directory seems to be not empty: ``` root@NAS:/volume2/homes/myaccount/Synology_app_mover-3.0.47# ls /volume1/@img_bkp_cache @eaDir ``` It seems to have no actual files but only a folder structure: ``` root@NAS:/volume2/homes/myaccount/Synology_app_mover-3.0.47# du -h /volume1/@img_bkp_cache...
Thank you. I tried the rm command above, and got: ``` rm: cannot remove '/volume1/@img_bkp_cache': Operation not permitted ```
btw, it a relinking expected after moving?
``` root@NAS:/volume2/homes/myaccount/Synology_app_mover-3.0.47# sudo -s ash-4.4# rm -rf /volume1/@img_bkp_cache/@eaDir/@tmp ash-4.4# rm -rf /volume1/@img_bkp_cache/@eaDir ash-4.4# rm -rf /volume1/@img_bkp_cache rm: cannot remove '/volume1/@img_bkp_cache': Operation not permitted ``` Still not working
Yes. Seems `@eaDir` was deleted. Now only an empty `@img_bkp_cache` left here. ``` ash-4.4# ls /volume1/@img_bkp_cache ash-4.4# ```
Leave the empty folder is okey. I'm not a fan of Windows but I wonder how does WinSCP make a difference?
``` ash-4.4# sudo rmdir /volume1/@img_bkp_cache rmdir: failed to remove '/volume1/@img_bkp_cache': Operation not permitted ``` Guess I'll just leave it there. What protocol were you using when you can delete a...
It stopped at that point.
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