09-20-2012 06:31 AM
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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09-21-2012 03:38 AM
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
09-21-2012 03:38 AM
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
09-24-2012 11:55 PM
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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