David King wrote: > Since he says: > >> In this case, you'll need to unset rmstar to get rm to not annoy you. > > I assume that 'rmstar' is a shell variable, and he means that it's a > shell with an 'rm' function replacing the behaviour of 'rm' specifically? >
Ya know, this is interesting. Under my tcsh, the rmstar variable does control the /bin/rm command, and controls the annoyance. The existence of 'rmstar' creates the annoying behavior. Removal removes the behavior. The question is, how does tcsh control rm? -- SIgh.
