Sure you can, but that is an old instruction, don't even remember where I have found it. Most likely on the Cybercity. What is good in this trick - you can delete the file with any naming issues either it has slashes, dashes or whatever.
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Just in case you can always find the file by its inode and remove it. But these variants are faster of course.
Just in case:
Nice one!
I'm going to work that into my post and credit you with that one if that's okay.
I knew you could use
lsto see inode info, but I didn't know you could use inode info withfind.Sure you can, but that is an old instruction, don't even remember where I have found it. Most likely on the Cybercity. What is good in this trick - you can delete the file with any naming issues either it has slashes, dashes or whatever.