Can't delete shared folders in Sharing preferences

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in Genius Bar edited January 2014
Dear all,



I upgraded to Lion and run into a strange problem, when I cleaned-up user accounts I no longer needed on my MBP: After securely deleting the home folder accounts in "Users & Groups", the (previously) shared folders are still listed in the "Shared Folders" box in "Sharing". When I klick the "-" box to remove a folder, the system asks me whether I am sure to stop sharing. But after klicking "ok" the respective folder remains listed in the box.



Do you have any ideas how I can get rid of the still listed, but no longer existing, shared folders?



Thanks in advance for your support!!



BRNY

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  • Reply 1 of 3
    marvfoxmarvfox Posts: 2,275member
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by BRNY View Post


    Dear all,



    I upgraded to Lion and run into a strange problem, when I cleaned-up user accounts I no longer needed on my MBP: After securely deleting the home folder accounts in "Users & Groups", the (previously) shared folders are still listed in the "Shared Folders" box in "Sharing". When I klick the "-" box to remove a folder, the system asks me whether I am sure to stop sharing. But after klicking "ok" the respective folder remains listed in the box.



    Do you have any ideas how I can get rid of the still listed, but no longer existing, shared folders?



    Thanks in advance for your support!!



    BRNY



    You should have stayed with the Snow Leopard OS.Lion to many bugs yet.
  • Reply 2 of 3
    jirojiro Posts: 2member
    I have also the same problem.

    You may see following message in /var/log/system.log



    System Preferences[1351]: ### Error:-11003 File:/SourceCache/SharingPref/SharingPref-216/FileSharing.m Line:591



    This message must be related with your problem.



    Jiro
  • Reply 3 of 3
    jirojiro Posts: 2member
    Hi, BRNY



    I found a man who solved this problem.

    Briefly, use directory utilities (directory editor) to delete the ghost of public folder.



    http://blog.livedoor.jp/kronekodow/a...0#comment-form



    This site is in Japanese, sorry. But with some pictures provided there, you can figure out the detail of method.



    Jiro
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