>>>>> "Tom" == Tom Orban <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> You could change the cron entry to be similar to:
>>
>> 15 3 * * * find / /usr -xdev -name core\* -mtime +7 -exec rm -f
>> {} \;
>>
>> Ral
Tom> How about a truly system independent method: (yours you have to
Tom> know what filesystems are local)
Tom> find / ! -fstype 4.2 -prune -o -name core -mtime +7 -exec rm -f
Got a few suns there, have you? Not all local file systems are
4.2. BSDI actually supports a 'local' fstype; 'twould be nice if find
was standard....gnu find might do it.
-Rens
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- Re: Preventing find's across /afs on SunOS Karl L. Swartz
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