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unlink Command in Linux: Remove a Single File or Symlink
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unlink Command in Linux: Remove a Single File or Symlink
The unlink command in Linux removes a single file by deleting its directory entry. It is a thin wrapper around the unlink() POSIX system call and has no functional options: no force flag, no recursive mode, and no verbose output. For removing multiple files, directories, or using wildcards, use rm instead. How the unlink Command Works in Linux The syntax is: […]
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