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Hey! i have one problem. I download one rar file, named in russian language. I did unrar, but "unrar" was unsuccesfull. now i my home folder
there is a strange folder with name:ӿ. i cannot remove, move or copy it (not by user, not by root). i cannot also view contents of this folder,
and cannot view properties of this folder. Here is output:
[root@mighty ir]# ls
??ӿ? AUDIO BOOKS Desktop Documents Downloads Music Pictures Study
[root@mighty ir]# rm -r ??ӿ?
rm: cannot remove `??ӿ?': No such file or directory
[root@mighty ir]#
What can i do?
Thank you for help!
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First list bad file with inode e.g.
$ ls –il
Output
14071947 -rw-r--r-- 1 <username> dba 0 2010-01-27 15:49 \-®Å
Note: 14071947 is inode number.
Now Use find command to delete file by inode:
$ find . -inum 14071947 -exec rm -f {} \;
It will find that bad file and will remove it with force i.e remove without prompt.
Last edited by n0dix (2010-04-26 04:34:26)
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Thank to both of you for replies! I did as n0dix said and this help me.. I tried also to wrap it in a single quotes, but this doesn't help me..
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This kind of problem often happened to me when I created or deleted a large amount of files on my USB-stick. Then the stick ejected and creating or deleting files wasn't finish, so there where files with stranges names, and stranges creation time (between 1930 up to 2050).
What I did is a fsck
fsck.vfat -rw /dev/sdXY
where vfat is the type of filesystem and XY the partition.
I think your problem is solved, but I wanted to add the other method.
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Thank to both of you for replies! I did as n0dix said and this help me.. I tried also to wrap it in a single quotes, but this doesn't help me..
i'm glad it helps you, can you mark the thread as Solved, please.
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