Directory that fails Integrity Check

[shortbus]

Code:

# rm -rf e
rm: e: Integrity check failed

Code:

# find . -type d
.
find: ./e: Integrity check failed

I am doing a scrub now, but I don't need the directory and I can't remove it. If I remove the delete the jail will it remove this directory?
Is there another way to remove this directory?
I have done a search but the terms "Integrity Check" returns items for a pool, I want to remove this directory.

The directory in question is in a cache directory and the data will be rebuilt.

The directory is in a jail that stores information in a separate dataset. If I remove the dataset will the action of remove ignore 'integrity checks' and effectively delete the directory and I can start the cache fresh?

Thanks in advance.

 

[Samuel Tai]

What's the full path for your directory e? By any chance is it a dataset? rm -rf won't work to delete a dataset; you'll need to zfs destroy e if it's a dataset.

 

[shortbus]

The full path is like /mnt/Main/jail_data/jail_name/appname/cache/sessions/3/1/e

Main is the pool
jail_data is a dataset

 

[Samuel Tai]

Is the jail running when you try the deletion?

 

[shortbus]

Yes, I have not tried with the jail off. I will try.

 

[shortbus]

I still get integrity check failed... jail is stopped.

 

[shortbus]

I have been moving data off that dataset and into a new/replacement one, then I am going to try to delete that dataset. I plan to report back.

 

[shortbus]

I moved off the data to a new dataset and destroyed the old. No errors and everything seems to be running smoothly.