Today, my colleague Zhou Bin made a fatal mistake on the server in the pre-production environment.

Because my colleague Zhou Bin knows some basic Linux operating commands, today he executed: rm -rf /* on the server in the pre-production environment. As a result, almost everything was deleted. When I visited, I found that the pre-production The server of the environment cannot be accessed, so we have to find an operation and maintenance engineer, ╮(╯▽╰)╭. I told Zhou Bin: You shouldn’t need a pre-production environment

Because my colleague Zhou Bin knows some basic Linux operating commands, today he executed: rm -rf /* on the server in the pre-production environment. As a result, almost everything was deleted. When I visited, I found that the pre-production The server of the environment cannot be accessed, so we have to find an operation and maintenance engineer, ╮(╯▽╰)╭.

I told Zhou Bin: You shouldn’t have an account in the pre-production environment. Well, the operation is faulty. I will train you on the difference between /* and ./* tonight! For example, if you want to delete the contents of a certain folder, you should use rm -rf * (equal to rm -rf ./*) , so it is best not to add the f parameter!

Female operation and maintenance engineer Li Shuling worked on it for several hours and finally got it OK.

I dressed up a little bit today, and my colleagues all said that I look handsome, so they insisted on taking a photo of me and sharing it with everyone: (Windbreaker, leather shoes, tight tapered jeans, a round-neck T-shirt underneath a long scarf, 2010s Mid-life trends)

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