Remove file name garbled files under CentOS

The RM command is used to delete files under CentOS, but if you want to delete files with garbled file names, you cannot use the RM command directly, because you cannot output a file name at all. However, the Find command enables you to delete it. Under Linux for each file is a corresponding invariant inode number, using Ls-li can see the inode number of the file, and find can be found according to the inode number, in addition to the Find command can execute other commands. The steps to remove are as follows:

1. Get the inode number to delete the garbled file name by Ls-li, for example, 123456

2. Perform the Delete

Find./-inum 123456-exec RM-RF {} \;

Note:"{}" should be empty after adding "\;".

Remove file name garbled files under CentOS