JoeUnraidUser

I know this is overkill, but it only took about 15 minutes. Here are 3 different scripts for different situations: Remove directories within a source directory over a certain size: #!/bin/bash limit=20G source="/mnt/user/Movies" limit=$(echo $limit | cut -d 'G' -f 1) for dir in "$source"/*/ do size=$(du -sBG "$dir" | cut -d 'G' -f 1) if (( $size > $limit )) then echo remove: $dir rm -rf "$dir" fi done removeDirOverSize.sh Remove files within a source directory over a certain size: #!/bin/bash limit=20G source="/mnt/user/Movies" find "$source" -type f -size +$limit -delete -print removeFilesOverSize.sh Remove files within a source directory over a certain size with specific extensions: #!/bin/bash limit=20G source="/mnt/user/Movies" find "$source" -regextype posix-extended -iregex '.*\.(mpg|mkv)' -size +$limit -delete -print To change extensions you could replace mpg|mkv with avi or mpg|mkv|avi etc... removeFilesOverSizeByExtension.sh

I have to go out for dinner now, but I will write it up later on this evening. Are you looking to just delete .mpg and .mkv files or do you want to delete any file over 20GB? Do you just want the files removed or the whole directory?

Glad you like the script, thanks.

Here is a script that will remove directories within a source directory less than a certain size limit. I used 100M, but you can change it to any size in MB. The script can be easily changed to KB, GB, TB etc... Don't forget to set your source directory. #!/bin/bash limit=100M source="/mnt/user/Movies" limit=$(echo $limit | cut -d 'M' -f 1) for dir in "$source"/*/ do size=$(du -sBM "$dir" | cut -d 'M' -f 1) if (( $limit > $size )) then echo remove: $dir rm -rf "$dir" fi done removeDirUnderSize.sh

When I copy and paste from now on, I will also attach a script with the code just to be safe.

Lately, for some reason, copy and paste doesn't seem to work correctly for posting code. Sorry, I'm not sure how to fix the other problems.

It doesn't equate to a number. I have attached the script that I use. fixAppdataPerms.sh

Try it one more time. I repasted it.

try it again. I repasted into the post for some reason there was a special character pasted in the code. chown -cR nobody:users /mnt/user/appdata/letsencrypt /mnt/user/appdata/nextcloud chmod -cR ug+rw,ug+X,o-rwx /mnt/user/appdata/letsencrypt /mnt/user/appdata/nextcloud

I believe you have more wrong other than file permissions, however, to fix your appdata permissions for Let's Encrypt and Nextcloud do the following: chown -cR nobody:users /mnt/user/appdata/letsencrypt /mnt/user/appdata/nextcloud chmod -cR ug+rw,ug+X,o-rwx /mnt/user/appdata/letsencrypt /mnt/user/appdata/nextcloud fixAppdataPerms.sh