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From: GU.GEYMONT%SCIENCE.UTAH.EDU@wasatch.utah.edu (Rick Geymont)
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Subject: Re: When is a file name not a file name?
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Date: 23 Jul 89 13:15:38 GMT
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The easiest way I have found to remove files with special characters in the
name is to do the following:
do an 'ls -i' and get the inode number
type 'find . -inum # -exec rm {} \;' where # is the inode number.

Works every time...