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Cannot delete share due to Snapshot deletion error
I am trying to delete a share and it errors with the message "Could not delete the Share due to Snapshot deletion failure" Code 1004030000. My NAS is also showing 500GB of Snapshots even though I ...
rm won't work. You used the full path name on the btrfs command (/data ...) ?
Do you see the snapshots (via ssh) when you enter btrfs subvolume list /data ?
Yes, there are two old snapshots listed in the share I want to delete but I can't see them when I login normally
You could try deleting them via ssh (btrfs subvolume delete <path> )
Another approach is to copy the share to a new one, delete the original, and then rename the new one.
Hi StephenB
I tried the first method and got:
btrfs subvolume delete MediaOld/.snapshots/35/snapshot
ERROR: cannot access subvolume MediaOld/.snapshots/35/snapshot: No such file or directoryI already tried the second method hence the share I'm trying to delete is called MediaOld
Any other ideas?
Thanks
Try btrfs subvolume delete /data/MediaOld/.snapshots
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