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FIND command
I am trying to delete all *.log files in current folder. Something like this.
find . -name "*.log" -atime +3 | xargs -i {} rm {} But the problem is, it deletes *.log files in subdirectories too. I do not want to do that. My question is "How can I exclude subdirectories in FIND command?" Please help me! Thank you |
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