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I am trying to interactively remove files listed with their paths in a text file.

The command I am trying is: xargs rm -i <filelist.txt

The error I get is:

rm cannot remove 'directory1/directory2/filename.extension\r': No such file or directory.

I suspect the \r that has been added to the end of the filename is an indication of what is wrong, but I have no idea what it might mean.

I also tried: xargs -rd '\n' --arg-file=filelist.txt rm -i --

with the exact same result.

Files are listed in filelist.txt in the format: directory1/directory2/filename.extension

where directory1 is in the current directory.

I am trying to interactively remove files listed with their paths in a text file.

The command I am trying is:

xargs rm -i <filelist.txt

The error I get is:

rm cannot remove 'directory1/directory2/filename.extension\r': No such file or directory.  

I suspect the \r that has been added to the end of the filename is an indication of what is wrong, but I have no idea what it might mean.

I also tried:

xargs -rd '\n' --arg-file=filelist.txt rm -i --

with the exact same result.

Files are listed in filelist.txt in the format: directory1/directory2/filename.extension where directory1 is in the current directory.

I am trying to interactively remove files listed with their paths in a text file.

The command I am trying is: xargs rm -r < filelist.txt

The error I get is:

rm cannot remove 'directory1/directory2/filename.extension\r': No such file or directory.

I suspect the \r that has been added to the end of the filename is an indication of what is wrong, but I have no idea what it might mean.

I also tried: xargs -rd '\n' --arg-file=filelist.txt rm -i --

with the exact same result.

Files are listed in filelist.txt in the format: directory1/directory2/filename.extension

where directory1 is in the current directory.

I am trying to interactively remove files listed with their paths in a text file.

The command I am trying is: xargs rm -i <filelist.txt

The error I get is:

rm cannot remove 'directory1/directory2/filename.extension\r': No such file or directory.

I suspect the \r that has been added to the end of the filename is an indication of what is wrong, but I have no idea what it might mean.

I also tried: xargs -rd '\n' --arg-file=filelist.txt rm -i --

with the exact same result.

Files are listed in filelist.txt in the format: directory1/directory2/filename.extension

where directory1 is in the current directory.

I am trying to interactively remove files listed with their paths in a text file.

The command I am trying is: xargs rm -r filelist.txt (there is a "<" before the filelist.txt argument, but the Q/A system here is not accepting it)

The error I get is:

rm cannot remove 'directory1/directory2/filename.extension\r': No such file or directory. I suspect the \r that has been added to the end of the filename is an indication of what is wrong, but I have no idea what it might mean.

I also tried: xargs -rd '\n' --arg-file=filelist.txt rm -i --

with the exact same result.

Files are listed in filelist.txt in the format: directory1/directory2/filename.extension

where directory1 is in the current directory.

I am trying to interactively remove files listed with their paths in a text file.

The command I am trying is: xargs rm -r < filelist.txt

The error I get is:

rm cannot remove 'directory1/directory2/filename.extension\r': No such file or directory.

I suspect the \r that has been added to the end of the filename is an indication of what is wrong, but I have no idea what it might mean.

I also tried: xargs -rd '\n' --arg-file=filelist.txt rm -i --

with the exact same result.

Files are listed in filelist.txt in the format: directory1/directory2/filename.extension

where directory1 is in the current directory.