How to delete files and special files named-A and \a in Linux

How do I remove files and special files named-A and \a in Linux?

A delete file named-A

1 rm./-a
2 RM---a,--tells RM this is an option, specifically see getopt
3 ls-i list Inum, then use Find. -inum inum_of_thisfile-exec rm ' {} ' \;

b Delete file named \a

RM \\a

C Delete the name with/and ' the '

These characters are characters that are not allowed by the normal file system, but may be generated in file names, such as NFS file systems under UNIX for use on Mac systems

1 The NFS file system is hung to the no filter '/' character system, delete files containing special file names;

2 Remove the directory of the wrong file name, Ls-id display the Inum,umount file system containing the file directory.

CLRI clears the inum,fsck,mount of the directory, checks the Lost+found directory, and renames the file.

In addition, you can delete files of any file name through Windows FTP

d Delete a file with a name with an invisible character

List file names and dump to files: ls > del.sh

Then edit the contents of the file to add the RM command so that its contents become the format for deleting the above files:

VI del.sh
RM-RF *******

Perform SH del.sh

E http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/18137.html "> delete file size zero

1 Rm-i ' find./-size 0 '
2 Find./-size 0-exec rm {} \;
3 find./-size 0 | Xargs Rm-f &
4 for file in * #自己定义需要删除的文件类型
Do
If [!-S ${file}]
Then
RM ${file}
Echo RM $file success!
Fi
Done