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Megadeth4168 · 01-25-2008, 05:05 AM

Ok.... So, here is what I got right now.

Obviously the folders still exist and I can see them in the windows environment. So doing an
ls /hd/vol_mnt0/shares/SYS0/USERS
shows all the folders I see in Windows explorer, I get that.

When I do the share list command from CLI it shows all the shares that I see in the GUI. This includes the shares I've been trying to delete, but just seem to kick me out of the system when attempting to delete them.

Now the interesting thing, is that when I type ls /shares
I see all the shares that I see from the share list command except the ones that I have attempted to delete.

Maybe someone can make some sense of this for me. To me, it looks like it might have gotten through part of the delete process but was unable to remove all References to these shares.

01-25-2008, 05:05 AM	#11
Megadeth4168 Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Detroit Posts: 3	Re: Unable to unmount share. Ok.... So, here is what I got right now. Obviously the folders still exist and I can see them in the windows environment. So doing an ls /hd/vol_mnt0/shares/SYS0/USERS shows all the folders I see in Windows explorer, I get that. When I do the share list command from CLI it shows all the shares that I see in the GUI. This includes the shares I've been trying to delete, but just seem to kick me out of the system when attempting to delete them. Now the interesting thing, is that when I type ls /shares I see all the shares that I see from the share list command except the ones that I have attempted to delete. Maybe someone can make some sense of this for me. To me, it looks like it might have gotten through part of the delete process but was unable to remove all References to these shares.