Linux Command DELETE command, linux DELETE command

Linux Command DELETE command, linux DELETE command

Use the rm command to delete files in Linux:

Rm [Option] File

Option description:

-F-force: ignores non-existing files and deletes them forcibly without any prompt.

-I -- interactive Deletion

-R |-R -- recursive recursively deletes all directories and files under the listed Directories

-V -- verbose detailed display steps

 

Command instance:

1. Delete a.txt files in regular mode

[Root] # rm a.txt

 

2. Forcibly delete the file. log file

[Root] # rm-f file. log

 

3. Delete all objects in the dirname directory.

[Root] # rm-R dir dirname

 

4. delete an object starting with-f

[Root] # touch./-f [root] # ls./-f./-f [root] # rm./-f

 

Or use

[Root] # touch ---f [root] # ls ---f [root] # rm ---f