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I run unsuccessfully in my .zshrc
unalias rm rm() { mv $* /tmp/wastebasket }
I get at the startup
/Users/Masi/.zshrc:unalias:34: no such hash table element: rm
I noticed that the hash table problem has been an unresolved bug in Ubuntu for run-help. I ...
Started by Masi on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Since you can alias something more than once without an error, I would change your code to be:
alias rm=x unalias rm rm() { mv $* /tmp/wastebasket....
That error message is because you're trying to unalias rm and there is no such alias.
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Is unlink any faster than rm?
Started by Marcin on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
You could demonstrate the difference with:
$ touch $(seq 1 100) $ unlink $(seq 1 100)... .
Sanity checking when compared with giving rm(1) multiple arguments.
More feedback.
rm(1) :
More options.
The differences between the userland utilies.
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The name of the file is "\033[A.tex". Note that the filename includes two times the character ".
I run unsuccessfully
git rm ""\033[A.tex""
and
git rm "\033[A.tex"
How can you remove the file from Git?
[edit]
The filename is more challenging.
Situation...
Started by Masi on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Does any of the following work?
git rm "\\033[A.tex" git rm "\*A.tex" (assuming this pattern....
Or try typing ./\033 then pressing tab to autocomplete in some shells .
Try:
git rm "./\033[A.tex"
That will look in your current directory.
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Hi,
What will this command do on unix:
rm somefile ~/data
I was trying to move somefile to the folder at home/data
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
Bash/Ubuntu:
meder@meder-desktop:~$ rm lol ~/lmfao rm: cannot remove `/home/meder/lmfao': Is a directory
As ....
You need 'mv'
Use 'man rm' and 'man mv' for more information.
rm means 'remove'.
You removed somefile completely.
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Hello
I know how to play .flv video files in flash. And can I play .rm video file?
For example this: http://mfile.akamai.com/7870/rm/mitstorage.download.akamai.com/7870/11/11.309/s06/lecturenotes/ocw-11.309j-06mar2006-56k.rm
best Vladimir
Started by Vladimir on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
These codecs are supported: List of codecs supported by Adobe Flash Player .
You cannot.
I do not think you can play realmedia files in Flash .
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What is the easiest way to do the equivalent of rm -rf in python?
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Import shutil shutil.rmtree("dir-you-want-to-remove")
shutil.rmtree() is right answer, but just look at another useful function - os.walk() .
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I am trying to use the rm command in the main routine for deleting a file that i have taken a command line argument...the value is stored in argv[2] i have tried using system("rm argv[2]");
system("rm ./argv[2]"); system("rm $HOME/argv[2]"); but it gives...
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You]; buf[255] = '\0'; if (snprintf(buf, 255,....
The "argv[2]" in "rm ./argv[2]" is a literal string, if you want to use what is stored in argv[2], you need to use strcpy() or sprintf() to connect "rm ./" with the string stored in argv[2].
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I accidentely said "git rm -r .". How do I recover from this?
I did not commit.
I think all files were marked for deletion and were also physically removed from my lcoal checkout.
EDIT: I could (if I knew the command) revert to the last commit. But it...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Deletes all files in this and child directories in the working checkout .
Update:
Since git rm .
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Hi everyone,
I've rm 'ed a 2.5gb log file - but it doesn't seemed to have freed any space.
I did:
rm /opt/tomcat/logs/catalina.out
then this:
df -hT
and df reported my /opt mount still at 100% used.
Any suggestions?
Started by chickeninabiscuit on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
But untill.
rm removes the "name" from the file as seen in the directory tree...
Is the rm journaled/scheduled? Try a 'sync' command for force the write for them...
That process finishes.
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I noticed today (after ~8 years of happily hacking away at bash) that there is no trivial way to 'delete by date' using ´rm'. The solution is therefore to pipe stuff around a combination of commands like rm, ls, find, awk and sed.
Say for example I wanted...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
-maxdepth 1 -type f -ctime -12 -exec rm....
-exec rm \{\} \;
EDIT: with parameters for your example it would be
find .
By date) ....
...bunch of find criterias to select certain files (e.g.
I would combine find and rm (without pipe)
find .
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