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Filtering out data ...
I have following command which tells me File size in GBs which are greater than 0.01GBs recursively in a dir structure.
ls -l -R | awk '{ if ($5/1073741824 >= 0.01) print $9, $5/1073741824 }' But there are some files whom I dont have enough permissions, after executing this script gives me error messages. Now my task is to suppress error messages. I tried with grep -v also. But it didnt help. Do you have any solution? |
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