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Clean directories by reading from file
I have a file in following format
directory1=/out/log purgedays1=4 extn1=log,out,txt directory2=/clean/log purgedays2=4 extn2=log,out now i need need to create a script that reads this file and cleans all the files with the given extn from the given directory. The catch here is that number of entries in the extn field may vary. Please help!! |
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