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If someone creates files with control characters opening the containing directory in vim will let you delete the offending file, works like a bootleg file comma
by avereveard 5y ago
If someone creates files with control characters opening the containing directory in vim will let you delete the offending file, works like a bootleg file commander you don't have to install
- nostoc 5y agoyou want to delete a file called '-rf' ? rm ./-rf If you have some weird characters in the filename, you can also let your shell escape whatever character is problematic by using autocomplete, starting with './'
- avereveard 5y ago"Using tab for autocompletion doesn't work for certain kinds of filenames" https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/508267/using-tab-for-autocompletion-doesnt-work-for-certain-kinds-of-filenames https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/508267/using-tab-fo...