John Pierce wrote:
That won't work on directories that have tens of thousands of files.
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If you really think it won't just do an rm -rf / as root and see if
tens of thousands of files just won't vanish before your very eyes.
I posted an e-mail showing where I created more than 10000 files in
one directory, and another directory below that with one file in it,
and
$ rm -f /path/to/directory
got it all on an FC2 machine.
So, I think this particular argument should be laid to rest.
Mike
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