below is the find command i am using for some filesystem maintenance:
as you can see i have a couple of directories i wish to exclude. it works but just a little too good. under /data/Engine are the dirs 0000, 0001, 0002, etc. i DO want to exclude the CAE and CAD dirs directly under /data/Engine/0000|0001|0002 but that's it. for example /data/Engine/0000/CAE and /data/Engine/0000/CAD are to be pruned but not /data/Engine/0000/CFD/CAD. can someone please share with me how to get the asterisk wildcard to act only on the CAD and CAE directories directly under /data/Engine/0000, etc?
hope this made sense, thanks.
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