Hi, On Mon, Oct 22, 2001 at 10:13:48PM -0400, Jason A. Lixfeld wrote: > This is still a very annoying problem. chattr -i <-- I corrected it > this time :) Doesn't make the files or directories deletable. Any > other ideas? Use "chattr -ia". The "-a" (append-only) attribute will also pin the files against deletion. Failing that, "debugfs" lets you forcibly delete files: "clri <filename>" will clear the inode by force, and a subsequent e2fsck will fix up the fs summary information to be consistent with the destroyed file (including deleting the directory entry pointing to the nuked inode). Cheers, Stephen
