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brixtoncalling 06-30-2010 05:43 AM
"Transport endpoint is not connected" filesystem error
 
Hello,
Blueman created some stuff in my home directory which are undeletable.
Code:
~/obexfs $ ls -l
/bin/ls: cannot access 00\:1D\:F6\:40\:7F\:DC: Transport endpoint is not connected
total 0
d????????? ? ? ? ?                ? 00:1D:F6:40:7F:DC/
I couldn't find anything to solve this online. It's a ext4 partition. Any ideas?
Thanks, B.

adamk75 06-30-2010 06:45 AM
Have you tried running fsck on the filesystem?

Adam

mrclisdue 06-30-2010 07:55 AM
I get this message when there's been a bad *disconnect* from a fuse fs.

Unmounting and remounting the fs solves it

Code:
$ fusermount -u <mountpoint>
$ sshfs <mountpoint>
hth,

edit - apologies for posting an inappropriate solution (I re-read the OP and realized that it had nothing to do with fuse), however I'll leave the post intact, as it may help someone else...

mrclisdue 06-30-2010 07:55 AM
...mysterious double post....

brixtoncalling 06-30-2010 03:55 PM
Thanks to both of you. The partition didn't want to unmount (so I could run fsck), even after killing all processes accessing it. Instead of forcing it, I just rebooted -- the system had been up for quite a while in any case -- and it remounted the errors.

chris71mach1 03-22-2014 03:31 PM
[QUOTE=mrclisdue;4019339]I get this message when there's been a bad *disconnect* from a fuse fs.

Unmounting and remounting the fs solves it

Code:
$ fusermount -u <mountpoint>
$ sshfs <mountpoint>
Holy old posts! Welcome to the reason LQ.org kicks ass. This fixed (what I now know was) my stale mount point issue and made it look easy. mrclisdue, you are the man!


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