Try this (works with bash on BSD...Linux should be the same) rm -rf \-f \-q Make sure you are in bash...the backslashes escape the - and take it as a literal. Cheers wes On 2/9/07 7:33 AM, "Scott Pack" <spack@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > M?rio Gamito [gamito@xxxxxxxxx] wrote: >> I've accidently created two directories: -f and -q >> >> Now, i can't remove them with rm -rf -f -q >> I get an error. >> > > Try giving the full path name to the directory. Such as, > rm -rdf ./-f ./-q > > > > > S.
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