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Hi,
I have created a script which will move the file passed as $1 to a particular folder. In the .profile of my unix user i have created an alias as alias rm="$HOME/script" Now i want that to do alias rm="$HOME/script" alias \rm="$HOME/script" alias \rm -rf ="$HOME/script" alias rm -rf ="$HOME/script" It does not take rm -rf as ab alias. How to do this. ![]() |
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