Re :Mercurial Digest, Vol 51, Issue 32

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> > c) you've turned off sharing

> > d) you've rebooted

> > e) you've scanned for filesystem corruption



> I had a similar situation with an "undeletable file" recently. I was

> running a cvs2svn conversion and I hit "Ctrl-C" during the process to

> abort it. I then tried to delete the directory where the conversion was

> going on. SVN left a lock file with no permissions (as seen in ls -l) in

> a sub-directory and I couldn't delete it. The server admin logged in as

> root and couldn't delete it either. This was a Solaris 10 machine on a

> NFS mounted filesystem. Luckily I had a Linux machine that also mounted

> that directory. I could delete the lock file on Linux and that is how I

> solved the issue.


Many to report this issue. I will see when coming back from holidays if it
also work for me

Goulwen
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