cec rm
Trash files or folders
Synopsis
DESCRIPTION
Delete specified files or folders.
In fact, it only moves specified files or folders to the recycle bin that is at the root of the corresponding workspace, the trashed objects can be restored (from the web UI, this feature is not yet implemented in the Cells Client)
EXAMPLES
# Generic example:
cec rm
# Remove a single file: cec rm common-files/target.txt
# Remove recursively inside a folder, the wildcard is '%': cec rm common-files/folder/%
# Remove a folder and all its children (even if it is not empty) cec rm common-files/folder
# Remove multiple files cec rm common-files/file-1.txt common-files/file-2.txt
# You can force the deletion with the '--force' flag (to avoid the Yes or No) cec rm -f common-files/file-1.txt
cec rm [flags]
Options
-f, --force Do not ask for user approval
-h, --help help for rm
Options inherited from parent commands
--config string Location of Cells Client's config files, usually /home/bsinou/.config/pydio/cells-client
--login string The user login, for Client auth only
--no_cache Force token refresh at each call. This might slow down scripts with many calls
--password string The user password, for Client auth only
--skip_keyring Explicitly tell the tool to *NOT* try to use a keyring, even if present. Warning: sensitive information will be stored in clear text
--skip_verify By default the Cells Client verifies the validity of TLS certificates for each communication. This option skips TLS certificate verification
-t, --token string A valid Personal Access Token
-u, --url string The full URL of the target server
SEE ALSO
- cec - Connect to a Pydio Cells server using the command line