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Manually Deleting an Expired File from a WORM File System
This operation allows you to delete an expired file from a WORM file system to release storage space.
Windows-based Client
- Access a WORM file system shared in CIFS mode.
- Select the expired file that you want to delete.
- Right-click the file that you want to delete.
- Choose Delete from the shortcut menu that is displayed.
The Delete File dialog box is displayed.
- Confirm your operation.
Click OK.
Linux-based Client
- Access a WORM file system shared in NFS mode.
- Run the rm -f file command to delete an expired file.
file indicates the name of the expired file that you want to delete.
- Run the stat file command to check whether the expired file is deleted.
file indicates the name of the expired file that you have deleted.
linux-11:/mnt/fs1 # rm -f demo linux-11:/mnt/fs1 # stat demo stat: cannot stat `demo': No such file or directory
