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I think 'rm -rf /' shouldn't work and there should be special command instead of 'rm -rf /', something like rmrfhell, which would ask you three times if you sur
by aquadrop 12y ago
I think 'rm -rf /' shouldn't work and there should be special command instead of 'rm -rf /', something like rmrfhell, which would ask you three times if you sure and will tell you about pain and tears of other people who ran it.
- LukeShu 12y agoIn the GNU version, that mostly is the case. You need to specify `--no-preserve-root` for it to work, which is obscure enough.
- blueskin_ 12y agoMost versions have --preserve-root (fail if the target is /) on by default, so you have to use --no-preserve-root , although rm -rf /* will still work.