1.1 --- a/rm-limit.pl	Tue May 17 22:12:59 2011 -0500
     1.2 +++ b/rm-limit.pl	Wed May 18 02:22:19 2011 -0500
     1.3 @@ -23,17 +23,19 @@
     1.4  #
     1.5  # This scripts has 3 lists:
     1.6  #     A blacklist of directories from which this script will absolutely refuse
     1.7 -#         to delete anything.
     1.8 +#         to delete anything.  Individual files may be listed too.
     1.9  #     A whitelist of directories from which deletions are always allowed.
    1.10 +#         Individual files may be listed too.
    1.11  #     A whitelist of directories from which deletions are always allowed only if
    1.12 -#         they occur in subdirectories of the listed main directory.
    1.13 +#         they occur in subdirectories of the listed main directory.  Only
    1.14 +#         directories may be listed.  No individual files allowed here.
    1.15  #
    1.16  # Any file not specified as whitelisted or blacklisted will generate a
    1.17  # warning prompt and offer the user a chance to cancel the deletion.
    1.18  #
    1.19  # The purpose is to help prevent accidental deletion of important system files.
    1.20  #
    1.21 -# To use this, install this script somewher ein your path and add something 
    1.22 +# To use this, install this script somewhere in your path and add something 
    1.23  # like the following to your default login scripts, such as the .bash_profile 
    1.24  # file of the root user.
    1.25  #
    1.26 @@ -43,13 +45,13 @@
    1.27  #    fi
    1.28  #
    1.29  #    unalias rm 2> /dev/null
    1.30 -#    alias rm="rm-limit ${RM_Opts}"
    1.31 +#    alias rm="rm-limit.pl ${RM_Opts}"
    1.32  #
    1.33  # By installing this as an alias for rm that is set up in .bash_profile, it will
    1.34  # only be active during interactive logins, and not when scripts are running.
    1.35  #
    1.36  
    1.37 -# Last update: 2011/05/17 22:12:09
    1.38 +# Last update: 2011/05/18 02:21:42
    1.39  
    1.40  use strict;
    1.41  use warnings;