Removing Module over SSH

[ShadowScar]

I've been attempting to install RandomRoll on my nano and it keeps hanging at "installing". I did not see it in my installed modules list and decided to SSH into the device to see if it is showing up in /sd/modules. I do see RandomRoll in /sd/modules. I decide to try to remove the directory and reinstall fresh. Unfortunately, I can't remove the directory because it is saying, "Directory not empty."

 

I tried a bunch of different flags, (-r, -f, -rf with both "rm" and "rmdir") and still can't remove it. I tried sudo but it doesn't look like that command is recognized. Has anyone been able to remove these directories this way? Like I said, it's not showing up in the GUI so I can't remove it from there. 

[b0N3z]

@Foxtrot is there a way to install/uninstall modules via shell?

[Just_a_User]

It should be "rm -rf" as that is used when uninstalling modules from the UI

private function removeModule()
    {
        if (is_link("/pineapple/modules/{$this->request->moduleName}")) {
            @unlink("/pineapple/modules/{$this->request->moduleName}");
            exec("rm -rf /sd/modules/{$this->request->moduleName}");
        } else {
            exec("rm -rf /pineapple/modules/{$this->request->moduleName}");
        }

        $this->response = array('success' => true);

you could always try popping the sd card out and do it on another machine

[Foxtrot]

As Just a User pointed out, a simple rm -rf should work fine. Does it do this with the SD inserted into the computer too?

[ShadowScar]

I tried doing the rm -rf and keep getting the  “directory not empty” error that is preventing it from deleting. I haven’t tried it on a computer yet, but I’ll see if that works.