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Why would this cause you any more pain than normal? You can just remove that chain with rm -r, surely?
by nagrom 17y ago
Why would this cause you any more pain than normal? You can just remove that chain with rm -r, surely?
- nitrogen 17y agormdir -p might be a bit safer, but it can get greedy and remove all the way up to root if you specify an absolute path.
- protomyth 17y agonormally you would get an error on the first mkdir, but you could be tired and just using your history and changing the commands and realize a little late you did a lot of stuff somewhere you shouldn't. I had a bad night once with this (still use the -p anyway, but...).