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On 2/28/2012 11:47 AM, Warp wrote:
> A webpage suggests this:
>
> find<dir> -exec rm {} \;
>
> (I think that the idea is that this executes the 'rm' command individually
> on each file as it traverses the directory, rather than first gathering all
> the file names into RAM and then trying to do something to them.)
I saw that too, and tried some pretty similar things. For whatever
reason I wasn't able to get find to do anything successful, and all
attempts met the same fate as other approaches. Fortunately I
remembered that I had access to a machine with enough ram to actually
run find, and something like your suggestion did work. I appreciate you
taking the time to look for an answer though.
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