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pieter.brouwer
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Hi, I have a script that creates and deletes a pasoe-instance. Every once in a while (but not allways) I cannot delete the instance because the bin-folder seems to be owned by somebody else and cannot be deleted. Something like this: call tcman delete -y %instancename% The directory tree %instancefolder% will be removed permanently: ( WARNING all deployed web applications will be DELETED!! ) rm : Directory %instancefodler% cannot be removed because it is not empty. At C:\OpenEdge\11.7\DLC\servers\pasoe\bin\tcmanager.ps1:3200 char:13 + rm -recurse "$script:_base" + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + CategoryInfo : WriteError: (%instancefolder%
irectoryInfo) [Remove-Item], IOException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : DirectoryNotEmpty,Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands. RemoveItemCommand Delete operation complete server %instancename% removed at %instancefolder% The strange thing is that I was the one that created it so I should think that I am the one owning the pasoe-instance-folder, bin included. Even when I am part of the Administrator-group on that Windows-server, computer says no! The annoying thing for now is that I get stuck with non-empty folders that clutter my instances-folder. My questions: How is it possible that I cannot delete my own instance (even when the instance was stopped the day before)? Is it possible to force the folder to be deleted? How can I prevent this? T.I.A. Pieter Brouwer
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irectoryInfo) [Remove-Item], IOException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : DirectoryNotEmpty,Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands. RemoveItemCommand Delete operation complete server %instancename% removed at %instancefolder% The strange thing is that I was the one that created it so I should think that I am the one owning the pasoe-instance-folder, bin included. Even when I am part of the Administrator-group on that Windows-server, computer says no! The annoying thing for now is that I get stuck with non-empty folders that clutter my instances-folder. My questions: How is it possible that I cannot delete my own instance (even when the instance was stopped the day before)? Is it possible to force the folder to be deleted? How can I prevent this? T.I.A. Pieter BrouwerContinue reading...