Peter Volkov wrote:
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>> rm -rf "${D}/usr/share/doc/aria2"
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> || die`rm -f` never fails -- if the target does not exist, then rm simply returns true. (The only reason it would fail that I can think of is /bin/rm not existing, in which case you have a bigger problem.) To test, try `rm -f /nonexistant/file; echo $?` -- Jonathan Callen
