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Delete all files up to a sequence
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Please can you help me with this ? I have a requirement to compress the files older than a sequence number. Say the directory has the following files a_101 a_102 a_103 a_104 a_105 a_106 a_107 a_108 I would like to compress all files based on a number i supply. IE. if i get 106, i would like to compress everything upto 105. How do it achieve this please ? Files are usually in ascending order of time. Thanks in advance. |
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