When uploading a file with the command like this:
remarkable.php upload /path1/path2/path3/filename.txt
the script correctly creates all the directories path1->path2->path3 with the name inside path3. This worked excellent.
But then I tried to delete "path1" directly, without deleting the sub-directories.
This delete is not "recursive", so the sub-directories seem to still exist, and then seems to lead to some corruption.
When I tried to run the "remarkable.php list"-command, it gave an error message about wrong metadata (Don't remember the exact error message)
But if I deleted all the path2, path3 and the file inside path3, the list-command worked again, and it seems that I cleaned everything up.
=>
Please consider one of two options:
Don't allow to delete directories that are not empty
Make the delete-command recursive to delete everything
When uploading a file with the command like this:
remarkable.php upload /path1/path2/path3/filename.txtthe script correctly creates all the directories path1->path2->path3 with the name inside path3. This worked excellent.But then I tried to delete "path1" directly, without deleting the sub-directories. This delete is not "recursive", so the sub-directories seem to still exist, and then seems to lead to some corruption. When I tried to run the "
remarkable.php list"-command, it gave an error message about wrong metadata (Don't remember the exact error message)But if I deleted all the path2, path3 and the file inside path3, the list-command worked again, and it seems that I cleaned everything up.
=> Please consider one of two options:
Else, love the php-"app"!