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fifo deletion problem..
I have unix sco server. I have created one application for client server communication. On this I have creted some fifos/pipes.
The reader.123 fifo is used by one process for reading and writing. I haven't deleted that fifo. But ls or find command doesn't show it. It is giving error as file or directory does not exist. So I want to create that fifo again. But while creating using mkfifo it is giving error as file already exist. This is as follows: $ ls -ltr reader.123 $ls: reader.123 not found: No such file or directory (error 2) $ find reader.123 $cannot found reader.123: No such file or directory (error 2) $ mkfifo reader.123 $mkfifo:cannot make fifo: reader.123 :file exists (error 17) I am surprising by seeing this 2 different behaviours. If file is not present then why i am not able to create it again. please help urgently. Thanks in advance. |
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Probem is now some extent is solved.I thinked that for such corrupted files inodes might have corrupted or links in super block may be corrupted. This problem was related with filesystem. So I ran the command fsck in the single user mode. The command was asking about to recover those files. By giving correct options I recoverd the filesystem. Now problem is resolved to some extent but not fully. |
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