Hi all, I wanted to create a new build chroot directory with mkarchroot yesterday, and mistakenly created it in the wrong place. I then interrupted the process but after it had already created some files but was not finished. (I wanted to created in ~/chroot/multlib, but wrote ~/multilib). When I tried to delete the directory (with rm -rf) but I could only delete all the files it contained. It did not work either after a reboot. This is my terminal output when I try to delete the directory [root@tollana dopsi]# LANG=en rm -rf /home/dopsi/multilib rm: cannot remove '/home/dopsi/multilib': Operation not permitted [root@tollana dopsi]# lsattr | grep multilib ------------------- ./multilib I noticed in [1] (the lock function is defined in [2]) that the directory is locked using flock, but that lock should not survive a reboot (or am I mistaken ?). Thanks for your help [1] https://git.archlinux.org/devtools.git/tree/mkarchroot.in#n66 [2] https://git.archlinux.org/devtools.git/tree/lib/common.sh#n75 -- Simon Doppler E: dopsi@xxxxxxxx PGP: 5C3A 7347 AE06 D520 68A6 D292 9A08 963D B82F 5A19
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