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Old 02-02-2019
Remove linked file
hi linux expert


how to remove linked files with csh command?


Many thanks
samad
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Old 02-02-2019
Are you talking about a hard link or a soft (symbolic) link?

OBTW, please search the forums before asking questions.
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Old 02-02-2019
Soft link
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Originally Posted by abdossamad2003
Soft link
Also apart from what Neo said(which each user should do it searching the forum, our search system is one of the BEST feature of FORUMS) you could check this footer(at last of this post's page) too it will give suggestions as per your question too. Also always try to give descriptive information about your samples and about your effort which you have put in order to solve your own problem.

Let us know your findings here.

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R. Singh
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Old 02-02-2019
If my subject is on the site, please help me on how to search
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