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Access to a temporary rsync file
Hi,
I had to cancel a rsync backup job, and I'm left with a 15Go rsync temporary file that I'd like to delete ... but I always get a "permission denied" because it belongs to user with UID 0 and has a 600 permission.
Any idea about how to delete such a file ?
Thanks for your help. :)
P.S. : I have not installed root ssh and I'd rather not install it.
I had to cancel a rsync backup job, and I'm left with a 15Go rsync temporary file that I'd like to delete ... but I always get a "permission denied" because it belongs to user with UID 0 and has a 600 permission.
Any idea about how to delete such a file ?
Thanks for your help. :)
P.S. : I have not installed root ssh and I'd rather not install it.
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- It is owned by root, so deleting it by accessing the share over CIFS as admin is probably the easiest way.
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