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| I have forgotten the script you would use for a file that wont delete. So when you open up the terminal does anyone know the script to force delete? ![]() |
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| cd ~/.Trash <hit return> sudo rm -rf put a space after the f and drag the item you want deleted to the terminal so that its path is automatically entered, then press return give it your admin password and hit return
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| Thank you very much |
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| Or just do a 'sudo rm -rf *' after cd-ing to the Trash. Removes anything inside the current directory without asking again. Kind of like a contract killer. And similarly dangerous. ;-)
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