Don't leave orphaned file after removing a disk #743
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Upon removing a disk ESXi does not remove the file that was used by it, thus creating a junk on the datastore. Fix this by setting the option that makes it remove the file as well. Fixes: vmware#608
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By default upon removing a disk ESXi just leaves out the file that was used for the disk. At my work we just had a problem of having HUNDREDs of these files all over the place. Fix this problem by adding the option for removing the file.
Fixes: #608