Re: queue in erlangen
> Is there a way to delete an upload that was interrupted?
No. But just wait some time... Files that aren't mentioned by any
.changes are automatically deleted after 24 hours.
> That is I uploaded lsof to Erlangen but had to interrupt it. After
> that I wasn't able to re-start since there already was one file on
> which I have no write access. So I uploaded lsof directly to master.
> But the file's still there.
If the file itself would be ok (correct size&md5sum), you could just
continue the upload (i.e. upload the rest of files). But I suspect
that the one file wasn't complete if you interrupted...
I haven't tried the following method yet myself, but in theory it
should work: Upload the rest of files, including the .changes. The
daemon should then notice that the one files is bad (most probably
incorrect md5sum), delete it and send you back a mail about the facts.
Then you can re-upload the first file.
BTW, in general, it's IMHO a Good Thing that noone can't delete files
in the upload queue. Would open too much doors to attackers :-)
Roman
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