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So I kinda messed up an managed to create a file named -ggdb in my home directory on a Debian distribution. I have tried surrounding it with ” to make it a string literal (like so: rm "-ggdb") but i get the following error: rm: invalid option -- 'g'…
When I try rm "\-ggdb" I get the following error:
rm: cannot remove '\\-ggdb': No such file or directory
Any ideas?
Try this: