July 17, 20169 yr [solved] I just had to go up one directory in the shell to find where the user shares are. The rest was easy... Hello everyone, i installed crashplan just for testing and deleted it. Now i have the problem that there is a user share named "appdata" with a folder named "crashplan" in it. I don´t need this share but i can´t delete it because it is not empty. If i try to delete the crashplan folder fron my windows pc it dosn´t work. So, how can i delete the crashplan folder via command line to empty the share to delete it. unraid 6.1.9 Thanks in advance. Ronny Update: After reading a bit i found some Linux commands that would be usefull for me. But the first problem is to navigate in the shell. pwd show /root, but whre is /root and how to navigate to user shares? Trying to change the directory to appdata with "cd appdata" results in "-bash: cd: appdata: No such file or directory" How is the right way to navigate to the shares to delete something? Sorry für asking these stupid questions...
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