Thanks I had read the man page, but can not figure out how to do it. FYI the /s
switch is sub-directory so that it will delete all matching files under that
folder recursively but will not delete any folder.
Arie Groeneveld wrote:
The command is: rm
Try rm --help for options
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bill lam schreef:
This is a newbie question. I have a batch file in dos that deletes
unwanted files like this
del c:\public\mo\pdf.ico/s
del c:\public\mo\*.bak/s
del c:\public\mo\*~/s
I would like know the equivalent linux script to delete similar files
under directory /home/bill/mo
thank you in advance.
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