On Mon, 30 Oct 2023, Bill Barry wrote:
get the inode number from the first field returned by ls -li then delete based on that inode number find . -inum 123488 -delete
Bill, # ls -li total 12 4248357 -rwxrwxrwx 1 root root 11640 Oct 29 07:45 8a203b79706a7fd3dcbeb5c173e4e8-134?648.o* Why 12? There's only one non-hidden file there. # find . -inum 4248357 -delete find: cannot delete `./8a203b79706a7fd3dcbeb5c173e4e8-134\021648.o': No such file or directory Notice the `?' has been replaced by the octal \021. Thanks for the suggestion. Regards, Rich
