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Shell Script Required!
Hi people,
I am new to this forum. I have taken unix this semester in my college and i am new to it. I am finding shell scripting a bit hard and i need a little help. I require a shell script to delete files that end as .bak , .BAK, #, ~ and files with the name core.The Script should accept a command a line argument the name of the starting directory in either absolute or relative notation. For example if the present working directory is /home and we wanted to process the directory /home/vats then the command line could be : cleanup /home/vats or cleanup vats or cleanup ./vats All of them should work. Can anyone please help me... Thanks Vats Last edited by vats; 08-28-2007 at 03:29 AM.. |
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