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What are the linux deletion commands?
Commonly used deletion commands in Linux systems include rm, rmdir and unlink. Through these commands, users can easily delete files or directories. However, since the deletion operation is irreversible, users should be careful when using the delete command to ensure that the files or directories to be deleted are correct.
What is the command to delete all files in linuxThe Linux command to delete all files is "rm -rf /*"; the rm command can be used to delete files or directories. The "r" in the parameter setting means recursive deletion, and "f" means forced deletion, which is used to skip the rm command. Confirmation steps, "/" means the root directory, "*" means matching all content, that is, all content under the root directory.
How to solve the problem of incomplete deletion of virtual host in LinuxThe solution to incomplete virtual host deletion in Linux is: 1. Check the virtual host directory to ensure that the root directory of the virtual host has been deleted; 2. Find and delete the configuration files related to the virtual host; 3. Use the appropriate command to restart your Web server to apply changes; 4. Try clearing the server cache to ensure that the deleted virtual host no longer exists; 5. Make sure that after deleting the virtual host, the corresponding service is also stopped or deleted.
How to recover deleted files in Linux?How to recover deleted files in Linux: 1. First use lsof to check whether the deleted file process still exists; then enter the process directory and perform recovery operations to recover accidentally deleted files. 2. Use tools to recover accidentally deleted files.
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