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11-15-2004

k_oops9

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File deletion when server restarts

Hi,

In a shell script I am makin use of 3 files f1,f2 and f3.txt.
When the Unix server is restarted I want to delete all these 3
files if they are existing.

( I suppose I will have to use this command
rm /thefilepath/f*
but dont know in which script to use.)

Anyone knows what can be done for this.

Thanks

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