I've got a cron job that runs every night, to get rid of Mozilla cache files.
In it, it does:
cd /home
for d in `ls`
do
if [ -d $d/.mozilla ]; then
find $d/.mozilla -type d -name Cache -exec rm -rf {} \;
fi
done
And every morning, I have an E-Mail waiting for me saying:
find:
David,
Find is actually caching the Directory Information, before it sorts through it
all.
Put the Following Option into your script:
-maxdepth 1
This will make find examine the directories that you want to delete, and not the
underlying filestructure underneath.
HTH.
David Guntner wrote:
Albert E. Whale grabbed a keyboard and wrote:
Find is actually caching the Directory Information, before it sorts through it
all.
Put the Following Option into your script:
-maxdepth 1
This will make find examine the directories that you want to delete, and not the
underlying
