Under Linux deleted files with the rm command are used as follows:
rm [options] files
Option Description:
-f -force Ignore the file does not exist, force the removal, without any prompting
-i --interactive interactive deleted
-r | all directories and files in the directory -R --recursive recursively delete a listed
The step shown in detail -v --verbose
Command examples:
1, the conventional delete files a.txt
[root]# rm a.txt
2, forcibly remove the file file.log
[root]# rm -f file.log
3, delete everything in the directory dirname
[root]# rm -R dir dirname
4, to delete files to the beginning of the -f
[root]# touch ./-f [root]# ls ./-f ./-f [root]# rm ./-f
Or use
[root]# touch -- -f [root]# ls -- -f -f [root]# rm -- -f
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