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Most `rm` impls default to `--preserve-root` now, so you need to `rm --no-preserve-root`.
by scarejunba 7y ago
Most `rm` impls default to `--preserve-root` now, so you need to `rm --no-preserve-root`.
- deleted 7y ago[deleted]
- williamdclt 7y agoit prevents against `rm -rf /`, not `rm -rf /*` does it?
- snazz 7y agoProbably. The star would involve shell globbing. [edit for clarification: I meant that you’re probably right]