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Keywords:
directory
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unlink
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subdirectories
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remove
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delete
Related Terms:
Subdirectory
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Parent directory
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Mkdir
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Root folder
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Sub-directory
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Directory entry
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Home folder
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Working directory
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Directory
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Root directory
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Home directory
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Relative pathname
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Pathname
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Directory tree
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Shared folder
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Folders
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Subfolder
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Folder
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Absolute pathname
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Symbolic link
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Virtual directory
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Dsa
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Mount point
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Current working directory
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Archive site
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Public folder
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Personal folder
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Directory structure
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Path
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Default directory
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Directory object
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Directory user agent
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File permissions
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Slapd
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Pwd
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Anonymous ftp site
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Absolute path
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Automounter
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Ftp site
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Network directory
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Directory service
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Current directory
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Repository
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Ftp account
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Anonymous ftp
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Ldap directory
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Link
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Anonymous
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Rename
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Hard link
To delete (remove) a directory. Before you delete a directory, delete the files and subdirectories that it contains. The -r option does this for you, but make sure that this is what you really want to do.
linuxhelper.org
rm remove (unlink) files or directories
dataexpedition.com
Removes a directory 1305
sobell.com
Remove a directory, see the section called "The tools".
linuxforum.com
Remove a directory, see Section 3.3.2.2.
wwn.pl
Removes a directory, only if the directory is empty. To remove non-empty directories, use rm -r
cs.indiana.edu
Remove a directory. Win32 analog: rd
dn.codegear.com
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dos
Unix or DOS-system. In Unix, it cannot be capitalized, whereas this doesn't apply for DOS.
en.wikipedia.org