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prompt why ?
Even though I give rm -f *, the files are listed for confirmation of removal .
Why ? Thanks LS |
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A lot of systems will give you an alias'd rm (alias rm="rm -i") for Interactive deletion...
Type: alias | grep rm To see if this is the case. If so, you can either unalias it, or simply type: \rm -f * (notice backslash first) |
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prompt why ?
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