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I have this file in my linux machine:
----------9976723563nneh4_-----192.9.200.4
I try to delete this file but I cant as all see here:
what need to add to rm in order to remove this file ?
rm "----------9976723563nneh4_-----192.9.200.4"
rm: illegal option -- --------9976723563nneh4_-----192.9.200.4
usage: rm [-fiRr] file ...
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rm '----------9976723563nneh4_-----192.9.200.4'
rm: illegal option -- --------9976723563nneh4_-----192.9.200.4
usage: rm [-fiRr] file ...
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rm -- ----------9976723563nneh4_-----192.9.200.4
You need -- in order to tell rm (and more or less all other GNU software) that all following parameters are file names even when beginning with “-”. Otherwise (and in your case) the file name is confused with options. Another possibility is
rm ./----------9976723563nneh4_-----192.9.200.4
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