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010-100 · Question #80
While deleting all files beginning with the letter a there was still the file Access.txt left. Assuming that it had the correct ownership, why was it not deleted?
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Finding Your Way on a Linux System
Question
While deleting all files beginning with the letter a there was still the file Access.txt left. Assuming that it had the correct ownership, why was it not deleted?
Options
- AFiles with extensions need a different treatment.
- Brm had to be called with the option -R to delete all files.
- CThe file Access.txt was probably opened by another application.
- DThe file Access.txt was hidden.
- ELinux file names are case sensitive.
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#case sensitivity#file names#Linux filesystem#rm command