[j-nsp] file maintenance

[Jonas Frey]

Robert,

"start shell" gives you only normal user rights (on freebsd), this has
nothing todo with the super-user rights you may have in JunOS.
You probably have to be root to delete the files, you can do this via:
"start shell"
"su root"
Put in the root-password if asked. You should be able to delete the
files.

Regards,
Jonas

On Thu, 2004-12-09 at 23:07, Roberts, Michael J. (IATS) wrote:
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> I have run into this problem several times, and I wanted to get some
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> When I upgrade our M20s, I secure copy the jinstall file to the /var/tmp/
> directory on the RE.  After I am done with the install, I am left with a
> large jbundle file in the /var/tmp/ directory that is owned by root.  My
> login ID on the router has super user privelages, but I am still unable to
> delete these files.  I try doing a 'start shell' and I am still unable to
> delete the files from the shell either.  Any ideas?  Thx.
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> -mike
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