You need to delete a zip package in the server and execute the operation deletion prompt: – bash: syntax error near unexpected token ` (‘
Failed to delete normally
Reason: after Linux 5.0, parentheses cannot be used, and translation is required
There are two methods of Translation:
- adding escape characters\
- 2.just add “” in parentheses
I add double quotation marks directly, and then delete it successfully.
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