When splitting with -d, the numbering screws up after 89:
```
$ wc -l ../lat_lon_full
110324 ../lat_lon_full
$ split -d ../lat_lon_full lat_lon_
$ ls
lat_lon_00 lat_lon_09 lat_lon_18 lat_lon_27 lat_lon_36 lat_lon_45
lat_lon_54 lat_lon_63 lat_lon_72 lat_lon_81 lat_lon_9000
On 9/27/20 8:58 PM, Amit Rao wrote:
There's a limit? My first attempt didn't use a wildcard; i attempted to delete
a directory.
'rm dir' fails because 'rm' by default leaves directories alone.
My second attempt was rm -rf dir/*
If "dir" has too many files that will fail due to shell
