Try /bin/rm -r folder/ but be careful, you will get no second chance.
There is an alias somewhere that aliases rm so that it normally
specifies the -i option (for interactive) which forces you to type yes
to each filename. (I don't know where the alias is and haven't looked
for it.)
Using /bin/rm "bypasses" the alias and disables the -i option.
Hey, I answered one! (Mostly)
Hope this helps,
Randy Kramer
Jordan Elver wrote:
>
> Hi,
> How do I remove stuff i.e. rm -r folder/ without having to type yes to every
> file in the folder?
>
> I thought there might be an alias in .bashrc but I can't see anything in
> there?
>
> Any ideas?
>
> TIA, Cheers,
>
> Jord
