I am unable to delete files from BlackArmor NAS 110 on Mac

[Jane Alexander]

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My Black Armor was working the entire well and superior, other than in view of the fact that changing the modem/router it goes commencing from side to side, I am receiving a strange error message. When I right hit it off and say shift to trash, or drag the files to the trash, I acquire the message: "The operation not be able to be completed for the reason that you do not have permission to have right of entry a number of of the items" I have comprised and checked and I have read/write to have right of entry to the drive, other than no matter what program I utilize to try and acquire rid of the files they stubbornly generate the similar error message.

[Kork]

I have precisely the similar predicament as you with folders not convinced if your issue relates to files or folders. I have encompassed and tried to delete on mutually Windows and Mac machines other than I acquire the similar error. Interestingly on Mac the folder come into view empty, other than on Windows there is a hidden folder named '.tb' there's essentially a hidden .jpg file in the folder of a black rectangular representation.

[RidD]

I am not able to take ownership of this folder, or utilize utilities similar to Unlocker to eliminate the file/folder. I imagine the blackarmor has generated this folder for a number of reason when the eliminated command is given, and at present the folder be able to no longer be deleted. This is actually annoying. Might several Seagate moderator please give the impression of being into this and/or suggest a fix. I do not desire to download the entire the data back to my machines to delete and recreate a innovative share just to eliminate them.

[TamaraAce]

I cannot remove several folders with the intention of have the '.tb' folder present. I do be familiar with on the other hand what the '.tb' folder is utilized for. It is there for the reason that of the Media Server service and stores thumbnail pics of the entire pertinent media in the folder. I had endeavor stopping the media server service thinking this might eliminate the entire these '.tb' folders other than it did not.

[Bhadran]

Yes it seems to be the pesky .tb folder. Utilizing MuCommander I be able to observe it at the top of the directory tree in addition for the entire my folders. I not be able to delete the most important hidden .tb folder. Seems with the intention of this predicament has been going on a at the same time as, and I am extremely disappointed to facilitate a Seagate moderator has not responded as yet.

[DaminiAMD]

I am currently not working with it, additional than I did have encompassed it on for a at the same time as to observe what it did. That might be the majority annoying if the system generated these folders and most of them not be able to acquire ownership to them to delete. It´s a major impairment to the NAS if they not be able to completely delete folders! Over time the system determine to give the impression of being awful! Similar problem here through the creation of ".tb" and thumbnail file with the purpose of I not be able to delete.

[Chaaruchandra]

At least in my NAS 110 I had comparable predicament through FTP and samba-shares. Nowadays utilizing my Linux Mint DE commencing from side to side Miro and media-folder is dir. in NAS110 in excess of NFS automounted with fstab / automount5. So then material with no trouble avails. For others to read No nowadays no worries on this tribulations (unless I endeavor to eliminate from additional machine by utilizing ftp/samba.

[HankH]

I had just recently ran into this issue by means of my innovative BA220. I got permissions error when endeavoring to eliminate "empty" directories. I have encompassed Media Service enabled. I had success eliminating them at the Terminal command line, through "sudo rm -rf (directoryname)." You determine to be prompted for a password; several user by means of admin rights on your apparatus determine to work. The easiest method to supply an correct directory name is to drag the folder to be eliminated into the Terminal window subsequent to typing the command other than previous to hitting "return."

[Inaya]

You have to utilize with carefulness. There's no Trash or Undo here. Why might you comment on fixing this explanation stating with the intention of you gained have right of entry to the disk commencing from side to side the terminal and then not tell us how you did it. Might you please tell me and the rest of the community how you managed to acquire terminal to have right of entry to the device in order to sudo delete the files (.tb) so with the intention of annoying message goes away.