Editing How to create a Recycle Bin (or Trash can) for the CLI rm command
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#Save changes to the file and close vi, e.g. press [ESC] and then type "ZZ". Note: capital Z's | #Save changes to the file and close vi, e.g. press [ESC] and then type "ZZ". Note: capital Z's | ||
#Now give the script file execution privileges, "chmod 700 rm_replacement.sh" | #Now give the script file execution privileges, "chmod 700 rm_replacement.sh" | ||
#Now add the alias command to | #Now add the alias command to your .profile file, e.g "vi ~/.profile", and then add at the bottom of the file "alias rm='sh /volume1/my_scripts/rm_replacement.sh'". Note the single quote at the end of this line! | ||
#Close the CLI session and re-open it again to get ash to read the modified .profile file | #Close the CLI session and re-open it again to get ash to read the modified .profile file | ||
#Your script will now run instead of rm, try "rm -h" to get the help. If you want to check its operation by creating a directory and some files and delete them using rm. Check the content of the RecycleBin with "dir /volume1/RecycleBin". | #Your script will now run instead of rm, try "rm -h" to get the help. If you want to check its operation by creating a directory and some files and delete them using rm. Check the content of the RecycleBin with "dir /volume1/RecycleBin". |