Hello,
You can add a period before the * symbol in the command syntax in order to identify hidden files (files starting with a period). Here's an example of how to list hidden files under a directory with the
ls command:
Code:
ls -al /path/to/directory/.*
If you are attempting to
delete multiple files and directories with a single command, it's important to exercise caution. For instance, a simple typo in the path could lead to the unintended removal of multiple files and directories across the system.
The "cp" command is helpful if you want to create a copy of files or directories before removing them. For example:
Code:
mkdir /root/copied-directories
cp -a /home/__LOGS /root/copied-directories/
Once you do this, you could proceed to remove files from the
/home/__LOGS directory while keeping
/root/copied-directories until you've confirmed the correct files were removed.
Thank you.