Can U pipe filenames to rm???

[Mike Greiner]

Thanks to all who emailed me the solution to this problem!  For the 
benefit of anyone who might be curious, here's one answer:

ninstall -h $1 -vvvvv -p $2 | grep path | cut -d " " -f4 | xargs rm
                                                         ^^^^^^^^^^
The xargs utility passes the input lines to the rm command as
parameters--just what I was after.  Thanks again!

--Mike

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