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04-29-2008
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problem with rm
Hi All,
I have this in my shell script find $scrhome -mtime +3 -name "lfname_*" -exec rm {} \; if i execute this directly on command line its working fine. but when i execute shell script it is asking remove lfname_1? so i have to give y or n Can any please tell me how can i avoid this? I want them to be deleted directly with out asking for response. Regards, G. 
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04-29-2008
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First:
Code:
man rm Code:
find $scrhome -mtime +3 -name "lfname_*" -exec rm -f {} \;
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