As a general security consideration, privileged commands
should do as little as possible and do highly specific
things. This minimizes the chance a mistake or exploit
can cause more damage than it should.
In this case, you probably should resolve the glob ("*")
first while unprivileged, and then call a sequence of
highly specific "rm" commands with the results.
The standard C library in <glob.h> (among other approaches)
handles "*". Run "man 3 glob" in a terminal for more
information on the glob() function.
e.g. glob("test*.txt") might yield test1.txt and test2.txt.
With those results, you could generate commands like:
"rm test1.txt"
"rm test2.txt"
(or simply "rm test1.txt test2.txt").
Kevin G.
for example, "rm test*.txt"
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