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Rushabh S Shah edited comment on HADOOP-15319 at 3/19/18 1:10 PM:
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[~saurabhpadhy]: Can you create some sample files and directories and post the
result of {{hadoop fs -ls}} before and after the rm command.
Also post the {{out stream}} after you run the {{rm}} command.
I am not able to reproduce the error that you are seeing.
That way I will replicate the same directory structure on my side and will run
the exact same commands that you will run.
Please don't forget to quote the path on {{ls}} and {{rm}} commands.
was (Author: shahrs87):
[~saurabhpadhy]: Can you create some sample files and directories and post the
result of {{hadoop fs -ls}} before and after the rm command.
Also post the {{out stream}} after you run the {{rm}} command.
I am not able to reproduce the error that you are seeing.
> hadoop fs -rm command misbehaves on recent hadoop version 2.5.0
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> Key: HADOOP-15319
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HADOOP-15319
> Project: Hadoop Common
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: bin
> Affects Versions: 2.8.2
> Reporter: Saurabh Padhy
> Priority: Major
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> This issue is regarding hadoop fs -rm command.
> In hadoop version 2.4.0 when we execute "hadoop fs -rm /a/b/c/*",
> It removes the files inside the c directory only.
> But in case of versions higher to 2.8.2,
> When we execute "hadoop fs -rm /a/b/c/**" or "hdfs dfs -rm /a/b/c/**"
> It removes the inside files and directory as well.
> Please look into the issue.
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