rm -r removes directory but reports "cannot remove 'dir', directory not empty"

[Saurabh T]

This is with the latest cygwin and coreutils 8.5-2.

Good:
> mkdir 1; echo $?
0
> rm -fr 1; echo $?
0
> ls 1
ls: cannot access 1: No such file or directory

Bad:
> mkdir 1; echo $?
0
> rm -fr 1; echo $?
rm: cannot remove '1': Directory not empty
1
> ls 1
ls: cannot access 1: No such file or directory

I have attached relevant strace output for the above two rm calls.
The differences seem to start at the "try_to_bin: Move" in the bad output.
Note that rmdir works fine in both cases when the directory is empty.

saurabh
 		 	   		  
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