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Ertan Payci wrote:
> The only solution i found was to replace /bin/rmdir with a script
> that executes rm -rf $*. I know this is not very beautiful...

It's a bad idea. Use rm -rf ${1+"$@"}. Otherwise, if called with
'my netbsd home directory', you'll rm -rf my netbsd home directory.
You better don't do that standing in /. Unfortunately, many people
don't understand the difference between $* and "$@". (The double-
quotes matter and no, "$*" is again something else!)

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Christian

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