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By convention, when a unix program is passed "--" it means there are no more flags being passed. Try the following: $ rm -- -
by jovial_cavalier 9y ago
By convention, when a unix program is passed "--" it means there are no more flags being passed. Try the following:
$ rm -- -
- ConfucianNardin 9y agoThis will not work with all rm implementations, in which case you can fall back to: rm ./-
- zanchey 9y agoOh, I can remove it... And a few hours or days later it's back!
- jovial_cavalier 9y agoOkay, you're gonna want to type $sudo crontab -e...
- codedokode 9y agoIt is better to write EDITOR=nano sudo crontab ... otherwise instead of edititng the crontab you will be solving the problem of exiting vi.
- zanchey 9y agoAll the interest encouraged me to dig in and find it, and it turned out to be in one of zsh's many startup scripts.