Feb 22, 2005 #1 stla IS-IT--Management Mar 12, 2003 190 DE I would like to remove the the following files from my file system: .HSxmap Can anyone tell me what the correct recursive command is ? Let's supposing my parent folder is: /path/to/my/files Would the command be: rm -r .HSxmap Best regards
I would like to remove the the following files from my file system: .HSxmap Can anyone tell me what the correct recursive command is ? Let's supposing my parent folder is: /path/to/my/files Would the command be: rm -r .HSxmap Best regards
Mar 17, 2005 1 #2 SamBones Programmer Aug 8, 2002 3,186 US Something like... Code: find /path/to/my/files -name '.HSxmap' -print -exec rm -f \{\} \; This will find and remove all files with that name under [tt]/path/to/my/files[/tt]. Hope this helps. Upvote 0 Downvote
Something like... Code: find /path/to/my/files -name '.HSxmap' -print -exec rm -f \{\} \; This will find and remove all files with that name under [tt]/path/to/my/files[/tt]. Hope this helps.