I tarred a heirarchy off of an HP/UX box, and, unfortunately, there was a link that pointed to its own directory, thusly:
ls -al psf lrwxrwxr-x 1 101 users 1 Oct 19 2000 psf -> . When tarred, it created a recursive chain of "psf" directories, which I can't seem to delete. When I try, I get the "File name too long" error -- this holds true even if I'm in the bottom-most directory (that I'm able to access), and execute an "rm -rf ./psf". Any suggestions on how to gracefully nix this directory heirarchy? Thanks, Ken D'Ambrosio Sr. SysAdmin, Xanoptix, Inc.
