ATF-CLEANUP(1)          NetBSD General Commands Manual          ATF-CLEANUP(1)

NAME
     atf-cleanup -- safe removal of directory hierarchies

SYNOPSIS
     atf-cleanup path1 [.. pathN]
     atf-cleanup -h

DESCRIPTION
     atf-cleanup is a utility that removes files and directories recursively,
     but doing it in a safe manner to avoid crossing mount point boundaries.
     Before the removal of a given tree, atf-cleanup will look for file sys-
     tems mounted anywhere inside it and try to unmount them.  If all mount
     points were properly unmounted, it later proceeds to do the real removal.
     This tool is used internally by test programs to clean up the test cases'
     work directories, as they may have left other file systems mounted inside
     them.

     In the first synopsis form, atf-cleanup proceeds to scan and remove all
     the given files or directories.

     In the second synopsis form, atf-cleanup will print information about all
     supported options and their purpose.

     The following options are available:

     -h    Shows a short summary of all available options and their purpose.

SEE ALSO
     atf(7)

NetBSD 5.0_STABLE               August 18, 2007              NetBSD 5.0_STABLE
