takeout

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$ takeout enable

$ takeout enable [name]

$ takeout enable --default [name]

$ takeout disable

$ takeout disable [name]

$ takeout disable --all

$ takeout start [container_id]

$ takeout stop [container_id]

hypothetical: takeout [options] file/directory

[-r, --recursive]
    Recursively remove directories and their contents.
Necessary for removing non-empty directories.

[-i, --interactive]
    Prompt before every removal.

[-f, --force]
    Ignore nonexistent files and arguments, never prompt.

[-v, --verbose]
    Explain what is being done.

file/directory
    The file or directory to remove.

Error: The command 'takeout' is not a standard Linux command. It is likely a custom script or alias. Therefore, providing comprehensive information about it is impossible without knowing its specific implementation. This response will provide information for a hypothetical command, assuming it means to 'take out' or remove a file or directory. Please verify you are using an alias, or are using a script.

Using the -f (force) option can be dangerous. Double-check you are removing the correct files/directories to avoid data loss. Ensure you understand the permissions of the files/directories you are attempting to remove.

takeout file.txt: Removes the file 'file.txt'.
takeout -r directory/: Recursively removes the directory 'directory' and all its contents.
takeout -i file2.txt: Prompts for confirmation before removing 'file2.txt'.

rm(1), rmdir(1), unlink(1)