Two questions, unrelated

[Derick Centeno]

As regards to your second question oddly enough rmdir removes EMPTY
directories.  The linux command I use for removing directories which has
stuff in them is:

rm -fr directoryname

Regarding your first question mol is one of a handful of programs that
because they run within YDL and ppc (by definition) it doesn't matter
which file you download (as long as you have the correct program to
uncompress it) -- as long as the version numbers are the same.

You may note for instance the .tgz file does not end with -3; that means
that that file is an earlier version and the other versions ending with
-3 are most current.

Be well...

On Thu, 2004-08-26 at 20:45, Roger Scow wrote:
> First, if I want to replace my current mol with the -.70.- version on 
> maconlinux.com, which rpms do I use?  Assuming I want to install both 
> the source cod te and the appropriate kmods, of course.
> 
> Here are the choices:
>   mol-0.9.70-3.ppc.rpm The user binary
> 
> or  mol-0.9.70.tgz  	The complete source as a tar archive.
> 
> or  mol-0.9.70-3.src.rpm 	The source RPM
> 
>   or mol-kmods-0.9.70-3.src.rpm  Source RPM for the MOL kernel modules.
> 
> 
> Second, is there a linux command that is the same as the unix command 
> rmdir -r ?  I want to remove some directories that were created as the 
> results of experimenting with stuff, but don't want to have to go get 
> each file and subdirectory one at a time.
> 
> Thanks.
> 
> Roger
> 
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