From: Daryl.Mitchell@us.o-i.com
Date: Wed May 18 2005 - 16:30:24 EDT
Many suggestions are for wildcards like '[0-9]*.out', however that will
match '7critical.out' and '123DeleteThisAndYourFired.out' , etc.. Seems
there's no absolute safe way to do this...unless I use PERL. =)
Thanks for the many replies.
Daryl
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find command for <number>.out
05/18/2005 03:42 files?
PM
Sorry for the 'less than critical' question, but here goes:
I need to find and eliminate all files that are named <string of
numbers>.out . For example:
/appls/dbs/jobserv/tolprod01/16287.out
/appls/dbs/jobserv/tolprod01/6576.out
/appls/dbs/jobserv/tolprod01/521.out
So find (with xargs) comes to mind, but how do I match a filename with a
varying length of numbers (and numbers only) as above?
-name '[0-9].out' <-matches only 1 number like 5.out
Thanks
Daryl
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