OK, I'm a big dummy.

I'm was in mail reading messages.  Forgot I was in mail, typed, "ps -axl"
which mail translated as 'ignore the p and save the current message in a
file named -axl.'

Well, to make a long story short, I now have this file named, "-axl" in my
home directory.  I can't for the life of me figure out how to delete it.
"rm -axl" gives me an "rm: illegal option --a" error.  I'd like to be able
to get rid of this file without trashing the entire directory that it's in.

I'm not running X or dt, so I can't drag the file away...

Does anyone have any suggestions for me?

Thanks,


Rodney Hopkins
rhopkins@sunflower.com