Re: a single command
Just use rm -R (directory name)
Where directory name, put the name of the directory.
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Jeffrey Velez * jvelez@jvelez2.med.miami.edu * http://jvelez2.med.miami.edu
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On Wed, 24 Dec 1997, Aaron Walker wrote:
> Is there a command to delete all files and subdirectories within a
> directory. For example, I have the directory apps in my home directory.
> Lets says apps has 7 files and 2 directories. With one command, how can
> I delete the apps directory and all its contents. I looked at the man
> page but didn't see anything helpful. Thanks.
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