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squeeze
Remove files from the trash directory.
Syntax: squeeze [volume:]
volume:
Name of the volume to be squeezed.
Description: The delete or erase commands move the specified file to a directory named "TRASH." The squeeze command deletes all files in the TRASH directory.
Use the squeeze command to permanently remove the following files from the specified volume:
- Files moved to the trash directory using the delete command
- Files moved to the trash directory using the erase command
- Error files created by the system when a file write fails
Factory Default: None.
Command Mode: Executive.
Example: In the following example:
- The cd command changes the working directory to the trash directory.
- The dir command displays the contents of the trash directory.
- The squeeze command deletes any files in the trash directory.
- The dir command re-displays the contents of the trash directory.
router#cd trash
router#dir
size date time name
-------- ------ ------ --------
512 JUN-02-1999 20:55:42 . <DIR>
512 JUN-02-1999 20:55:42 .. <DIR>
695 JUN-23-1999 20:55:14 DELETE2
2140504064 bytes free
router#squeeze
WARNING - This will delete all files in the TRASH.
Is this what you want to do (yes/no)? yes
router#dir
size date time name
-------- ------ ------ --------
512 JUN-02-1999 20:55:42 . <DIR>
512 JUN-02-1999 20:55:42 .. <DIR>
2140504749 bytes free
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