RN516 - Unable to remove sickbeard directory after application removal

[dbreiny1]

RN516 (6.5.0)

Today I removed the applications SABnzbd and SickBeard.  First I removed SAB and it went as expected without issue.  Next I removed SickBeard and I steted Canot remove application, but it nearly did.  It removed all the contents of /apps/sickbeard, but it was unable to remove the directory.

So I tried the following and I dont understand why it is not working:

root@thor:/apps# rm -rf ./sickbeard/
rm: cannot remove `./sickbeard/config': Directory not empty
root@thor:/apps# du -sh sickbeard/
0       sickbeard/

Notice the directory shows 12 bytes:

drwxr-xr-x 1 admin root    12 Dec 15 17:38 sickbeard

So I tried:

root@thor:/apps# cd /apps/sickbeard/
root@thor:/apps/sickbeard# ls -la
total 0
drwxr-xr-x 1 admin root   12 Dec 15 17:38 .
drwxrwxrwx 1 admin admin 246 Dec 15 18:42 ..
drwxrwxrwx 1 admin admin 560 Dec 15 17:38 config

root@thor:/apps/sickbeard# rm -rf ./config/
rm: cannot remove `./config': Directory not empty

drwxrwxrwx 1 admin admin 560 Dec 15 17:38 config

I am not sure how to remove this directory, please help if you have any ideas.  I was able to move it to a new name and get the application removed from FrontvView, but even after moving to a new name/directory the directory cannot be removed.

Thanks,

-David

[dbreiny1]

I just tried a reboot and it did not solve the issue.  I still am unable to remove the directory /apps/sickbeard.

SickBeard is not running and has, in effect, been completely removed by the FrontView UI:

root@thor:/apps# ps -ef|grep -i sick
root      5385  5311  0 18:58 pts/0    00:00:00 grep -i sick

[FramerV]

Hi dbreiny1,

Our engineers might be able to help you further on this but if your ReadyNAS is out of the 90-day support; you will be asked to pay for a contract or a per-incident support fee.

We can also wait for someone in the community to give us some commands to remove it from the UI.

Regards,

[bedlam1]

@dbreiny1You could try going at it with Midnight Commander http://ftp.midnight-commander.org/mc-4.8.18.tar.xz

More info at Midnight-Commander

[dbreiny1]

Thanks for the tip on Midnight Commander, for now I am going to hold off.  I guess I was assuming there were some BTRFS commands I could use to check what the issue is and correct it (like fsck).  Hopefully I can get a response from @mdgm-ntgr or one of the other tech's with some advice/assistance.