If the law enforcement agencies can provide you with the read-only capability that they have, then you can in fact remove the illegal contact from your storage server. Use the web interface on your tahoe node to view the read-only directory. Click the “More Info about this directory” link. This will give provide you with information about the directory. Among this information will be the “Storage Index” (example):<br>
<br> Storage Index: 3whyxcjiivw6rfksdkbqglw7ei<br><br>This will be the filename of the “bucket” that is used to store the directory on your server. It will be under $(TAHOE_HOME)/storage/shares/ab where “ab” are the first two letters of the storage bucket name. So for my example above it would be in:<br>
<br> $(TAHOE_HOME)/storage/shares/3w/3whyxcjiivw6rfksdkbqglw7ei<br><br>Just remove the “bucket” directory and the shares are gone.<br><br>Note: This will not delete the contained files. However unless someone maintained a capability for each file (perhaps in another directory) then the files will be inaccessible. If you really want to get rid of them, then from the directory listing click the “More Info” for each file which will give you its storage index. Remove this just like you would the directory.<br>
<br>Of course this only removes the content from your server. If there is a quorum of shares elsewhere, then the capability with both work and can be repaired, which will potentially replace shares on your server. So law enforcement will need to serve all of the storage server owners in the grid. But that isn't your problem (I think).<br>
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