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Question

What does the linux command below do ?

$ rmdir -p

Answer

And similar to the mkdir -p option, you can also use rmdir to recursively remove directories.

paul@debian8:~$ mkdir -p test42/subdir paul@debian8:~$ rmdir -p test42/subdir paul@debian8:~$

Question

What does the linux command below do ?

$ rmdir -p

Answer
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Question

What does the linux command below do ?

$ rmdir -p

Answer

And similar to the mkdir -p option, you can also use rmdir to recursively remove directories.

paul@debian8:~$ mkdir -p test42/subdir paul@debian8:~$ rmdir -p test42/subdir paul@debian8:~$
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Chapter 8. working with directories
rstuff paul@debian8:~/mydir$ cd .. paul@debian8:~$ rmdir mydir rmdir: failed to remove ‘mydir’: Directory not empty paul@debian8:~$ rmdir mydir/stuff paul@debian8:~$ rmdir mydir paul@debian8:~$ <span>rmdir -p And similar to the mkdir -p option, you can also use rmdir to recursively remove directories. paul@debian8:~$ mkdir -p test42/subdir paul@debian8:~$ rmdir -p test42/subdir paul@debian8:~$ practice: working with directories 1. Display your current directory. 2. Change to the /etc directory. 3. Now change to your home directory using only three key presses. 4. Change to th

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