You must use this format:
del \\?\c:\mailroot\dnscache\mx\19\nul.com
From Command prompt or Explorer cann't be deleted files which have in name
some system reserved words like com, null, prn, aux, con, etc.
Martin
-Original Message-
From: xmail-boun...@xmailserver.org [mailto:xmail-boun...@xmailserver.org] On
Behalf Of Stefano Pascucci
Sent: Friday, August 14, 2009 10:29 AM
To: xmail@xmailserver.org
Subject: [xmail] Problem on Windows 2000 with files inside the dnscache dir
Hi All
I'm experiencing some problems with files stored inside the DNSCACHE
dir structure.
I have used the 1.25 version up to the end of july, and now I'm
running the 1.26: I presume that the problem I'm going to explain was
existing also in the previous version, because this is not the first
time I have found corrupted files in that dir.
And now the question.
I was trying to backup the disk containing the Mailroot disk (a
dedicate partition); looking inside the dnscache dir, I have found
more than 400.000 file, all large less then 1kb.So, to speed up the
backup process, I have renamed dnscache in *.old, replaced the
original one with a fresh structure taken from the xmailserver zip
file, and executed the backup
But when I have tried do delete the *.old dir from the del windows
command, i had back errors and the del command was aborted.
I have also tried to delete files from the command shell, but I
received this error report:
mx\11\nul.org - The parameter is incorrect.
mx\14\nul.net - The parameter is incorrect.
mx\19\nul.com - The parameter is incorrect.
mx\23\com4.cz - The system cannot find the file specified.
mx\28\con.com - The system cannot find the file specified.
mx\30\prn.pl - The parameter is incorrect.
mx\31\aux.fi - The parameter is incorrect.
mx\34\com6.fr - The system cannot find the file specified.
mx\36\aux.at - The parameter is incorrect.
mx\44\con.ru - The system cannot find the file specified.
mx\5\aux.se - The parameter is incorrect.
mx\52\prn.fr - The parameter is incorrect.
mx\53\con.hu - The system cannot find the file specified.
Could someone tell me if it's a win problem, or if it may be related
to some kinds of xmail normal/interrupted/aborted operations?? can it
be related to unexpected server shutdown (ie, hardware reboot..)?
The reply is not urgent, but I would solve it and avoid to reformat
the disk each time it happen again :-)
Thank you all in advance
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