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deleting one file *.* across server platform??

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Hi all,

 

I was wondering if you maybe able to help with this. I want to delete an id3 file which is in every movie folder and music folder on the server. Is there a command I could run to do so or do I have to go in and del every one of them individually.

 

my tree is like so.

 

Tower

        - Disk1

                -Movies1/some_movie/some_movie.id3

 

Tower

        -Disk2

                -Movies2/another_Movie/another_movie/id3

                -TV2/tv_show/season/episodes/ep1.id3.

 

Thanks,

 

Dave

 

Here you go.

 

find /mnt/user -type f -name "*.id3" -exec rm {} \;

 

If you are not using user shares, then:

 

find /mnt/disk* -type f -name "*.id3" -exec rm {} \;

 

 

Joe L.

 

 

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Joe,

 

Can I do that with the array running and from telnet or is it better from the actual machine right at the server.

 

Thanks for this.

 

rgds,

 

Dave

Joe,

 

Can I do that with the array running and from telnet or is it better from the actual machine right at the server.

 

Thanks for this.

 

rgds,

 

Dave

You can log in via telnet, or log in at the console, it does not matter at all.  You should do it with the array running. 

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