> I am having serius troubles trying to remove a symbolic link. I create
>one just for testing purpose, like this:
>
>#ln -s /home/nata/teste/ /root/teste/
>
> The I tryed to remove this using rm:
>
>#rm /root/teste/
>
> It asked if I want to remove the files and the directory (all my files
>from /home/nata/teste/). But I don't want it. I just want to remove de
>symbolic link. How can I do this?!
Try it without putting the slash at the end (/root/teste), because you are
telling it to traverse the link by doing that.
When working with directory names, it is best to leave off trailing slashes.
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