Do these commands automatically go through all subdirectories located within
the "/agent/mibgroup/" directory and remove all the ".o" files and ".lo" files
for me?
I know I heard of these commands before, but I can not remember where I read
about them, so I am not sure what they really mean. It is hard trying to
learn SNMP and remember where I saw everything ...... so would it be possible
to explain to me the difference between these two commands please?
BTW: Thanks for the help everyone
Bruce Shaw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: "make clean" or "make distclean" is your
friend.
>>>>> "NH" == Need Help writes:
NH> After doing this, I deleted all the ".o" files since I
wanted to
NH> compile everything using the main "configure" command now
just for
NH> fun (ie: learning experience).
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