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Filezilla[DOUBLEPOST=1510806025][/DOUBLEPOST]I can use pterodactyl to
 
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When using FileZilla what permissions does the file have?
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Try stop the server then delete them
If this doesn't work its probably this

99% sure it's this. You cannot delete plugins while the server is running and they're loaded in in any form, even if they're not properly loaded in. The server has to be off, or otherwise in a paused state in the console in-between restarts (I use a 5 second restart loop on my server processes so that I can momentarily stop the server to delete plugins without having to fully shut down and restart manually).

So, let us know if this solves your problem, other people may have the same issue.
 
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99% sure it's this. You cannot delete plugins while the server is running and they're loaded in in any form, even if they're not properly loaded in. The server has to be off, or otherwise in a paused state in the console in-between restarts (I use a 5 second restart loop on my server processes so that I can momentarily stop the server to delete plugins without having to fully shut down and restart manually).

So, let us know if this solves your problem, other people may have the same issue.
Actually, assuming their server is hosted on a linux machine, you can delete the files while they're in use. The FTP server will happily forcefully delete them and doesn't even care about which processes are using the file :p
 

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Actually, assuming their server is hosted on a linux machine, you can delete the files while they're in use. The FTP server will happily forcefully delete them and doesn't even care about which processes are using the file :p

Fair point, my apologies for assuming a Windows OS, it's just that most people around here that I've worked with use Windows machines to host on :p Not sure, OP mind clearing up machine OS type?
 
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