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Unable to remove 'cifs preposition' from WAE

Zubair.Sayed_2
Level 1
Level 1

Hi.

I created a 'cifs preposition' using the CLI on the WAE instead of doing this on the Central Manager and now I am unable to remove it, I keep getting this error below when I use the 'no' command.

Here is the config and steps I am taking and the error I receive:

!

accelerator cifs preposition 19927

   name "remove"

   server "10.10.12.90"

   root "repository/REGIONS/"

   credentials username xxxx domain xx password xxxxxxx

   max-cache 2

   no ignore-hidden-dir

   no recursive

   scan-type since last

   schedule

   no enable

   modified 19:09:2012 09:51:58

exit

!

When I try to remove using the following: WAE1(config)#no accelerator cifs preposition 19927 I receive the error below.

"config: spawnp: verify binary file: /ruby/bin/echo: No such file or directory

Error spawning user process '/ruby/bin/echo': No such file or directory"

Thanks

Zubair

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pevaneyn
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Hello Zubair,

This is a rather ugly cosmetic problem. The root cause is that you should do:

conf t
accelerator cifs preposition remove 19927

This will remove the preposition. The 'no ...' syntax is in fact not supported.

Hope this helps, Peter

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pevaneyn
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Hello Zubair,

This is a rather ugly cosmetic problem. The root cause is that you should do:

conf t
accelerator cifs preposition remove 19927

This will remove the preposition. The 'no ...' syntax is in fact not supported.

Hope this helps, Peter

Peter,

As always thanks for taking time to respond. Indeed your method is correct and worked.

I do agree with your sentiments, this is an "ugly cosmetic problem", Cisco should keep a standard which we all used by using 'no' to negate the command.

Thanks for your help.

Regards

Zubair

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