/bin/rm -rf DIR

The first line of this file gives the command for removing a directory,
recursively deleting any of its contents. The last argument must be
a dummy directory name, which cleanq will replace with the actual
directory to be deleted. This can be replaced with another trusted program
for performing deletion, such as a program that overwrites files before
unlinking them.

The command line is restricted to a total of fifteen arguments, including
"rm" and "DIR".
