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Or, you can use the recursive force options of the rm command to tell rm to remove the directory you specify, as well as all objects contained in the directory: Generally, rm -rf is the preferred method of removing a directory tree. Be very careful when using rm -rf, since its power can be used for both good and evil. :) | ||||
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