Actually, it would end with: rm -rf $TMP and never: rm -rf / Because that is not in the code. Also, both: rm -rf $TM and: rm -rf $TMP_

Actually, it would end with: rm -rf $TMP and never: rm -rf / Because that is not in the code. Also, both: rm -rf $TM and: rm -rf $TMP_ won't cause the issue (but yeah, potentially others).